Description
Discover 'The End of Average', a groundbreaking book that challenges conventional wisdom about human behavior, learning, and assessment. This insightful read explores why popular methods like Meyers-Briggs and standard HR tests fall short of truly understanding individual potential. With its unique approach, the book dives into the pitfalls of using average performance metrics in education, employment, and healthcare, revealing how these often-lethal systems can stifle personal growth and unique talents. Authored by thought leaders in psychology and sociology, this 256-page paperback from Penguin UK encourages readers to embrace individuality and rethink their abilities. By breaking away from averages, you can uncover pathways to personal development that celebrate unique skills and experiences. Join the movement towards a more tailored approach to evaluation and success. Perfect for educators, HR professionals, and anyone interested in unlocking their true potential, 'The End of Average' empowers readers to harness their individual strengths for lifelong learning and self-improvement. Transform how you view performance and capability with this essential guide to embracing the uniqueness of every individual.