Within five years of brain Selection
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Between now and five years, employers provide their employees with a hersencan decline, particularly in recruitment. Expected neuro-economics professor Willem Verbeke of Erasmus University.
"The scan you see literally in the brains how their system works, if someone is autistic or psychopath. Everyone hides something, uncertainties and doubts. Everything is going to top ", says Verbeke Saturday in the Flemish magazine Vacature jobs.
Brain Tests can indicate what kind of jobs someone fits. "Some vendors are better at maintaining contact than recruiting new customers. Such advice can we give, always based on neurology. "
Verbeke, the American super crook Bernard Madoff as a psychopath who could have been unmasked. "We believe that people with a high position in qualifying, first on possible psychopatisch behavior testing. That, based on techniques developed by us. "
Verbeke doing research in the field of neuro-economics - the intersection of economics, psychology and neurology.
Source: telegraph
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Between now and five years, employers provide their employees with a hersencan decline, particularly in recruitment. Expected neuro-economics professor Willem Verbeke of Erasmus University.
"The scan you see literally in the brains how their system works, if someone is autistic or psychopath. Everyone hides something, uncertainties and doubts. Everything is going to top ", says Verbeke Saturday in the Flemish magazine Vacature jobs.
Brain Tests can indicate what kind of jobs someone fits. "Some vendors are better at maintaining contact than recruiting new customers. Such advice can we give, always based on neurology. "
Verbeke, the American super crook Bernard Madoff as a psychopath who could have been unmasked. "We believe that people with a high position in qualifying, first on possible psychopatisch behavior testing. That, based on techniques developed by us. "
Verbeke doing research in the field of neuro-economics - the intersection of economics, psychology and neurology.
Source: telegraph
