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WorkStyle Patterns® Inventory Selection and Access Code Entry
Access Codes for these WorkStyle Patterns® Alignment Inventories are available only through
Certified
WSP™
Inventory Facilitators or McFletcher WSP™ Consultants:
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Access Codes are WSP™ Alignment Inventory specific and each code is for first-time use and re-entry.
If you have obtained an Access Code proceed to enter it and click Submit to continue.
Please record your Access Code for re-entry. Your information will be stored for your continued reference.
If you do not have an assigned Access Code, and have an interest to experience a WSP™ Alignment Inventory, please contact us by e-mail at wsp_products@mcfletcher.com.
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Enter Access Code:
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WorkStyle Patterns®
Individual
Inventory™
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Includes two assessments in this one Inventory that identify and compare:
1) an individual’s WorkStyle Preference with
2) how the individual is experiencing the Position Actual requirements.
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Position
Actual
Inventory™
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Identifies prior / current or future work approach requirements – from the perspective of an individual who has previously, or is currently, performing the work. |
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Position
Expectation
Inventory™
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Clarifies and prioritizes work approach expectations from a work
environment perspective – such as from those who supervise the work, members of work design teams, customers or human resource staff. |
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Team Role
Assessment
Inventory™
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Identifies a team’s primary role required to carry out its purpose – from the perspective of those who participate in an existing team, from those to whom a team reports or by those establishing a new team. |
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Team Member
Assignment
Inventory™
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Profiles specific team assignments aligned to the team's role – from the perspective of those who participate in an existing team, from those to whom a team reports or by those establishing a new team. |
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360 Feedback
Inventory™
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Provides a person with an understanding of how he or she is performing the work activities – from perceived observations, such as by employers, direct reports, customers, peers or others who have interface accountabilities with the persons work. |
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