Johnson O’Connor: A Portrait from Memory

Johnson O’Connor: A Portrait from Memory

By George Wyatt, President of the Johnson O’Connor Research Foundation from 1978-1993 The central conviction of Johnson O’Connor’s creed was … Continued

Initial Steps for Job Changers

Initial Steps for Job Changers

The people who come in to take our aptitude tests are often at turning points of various types. Some are … Continued

Are Theatre Artists Hardwired?

Are Theatre Artists Hardwired?

by S. Thomasin Barsotti This article first appeared on HowlRound, a knowledge commons by and for the theatre community. “The mission of Johnson … Continued

Auditory Aptitudes: Not Just For Musicians

Auditory Aptitudes: Not Just For Musicians

If you scored high in one or more auditory aptitudes, your suggested career examples probably included music performance or positions … Continued

Structural Visualization with Low Graphoria

Structural Visualization with Low Graphoria

If you score high on Structural Visualization (the ability to think in three dimensions), but low on Graphoria (clerical speed … Continued

High Ideaphoria and Teaching

High Ideaphoria and Teaching

by Mary A. Somogy When any of us look back on our school days, which teachers do we remember with … Continued

Choosing Your Way With Words

Choosing Your Way With Words

Aptitudes and Writing Style When clients express a desire to write, and ask us whether they have aptitudes for writing, … Continued

From Economics to Film: One Who Dared to Switch

From Economics to Film: One Who Dared to Switch

by Sandra Larson A frustrated student After several years of college, a frustrated student came into our Denver office “at … Continued

No High Scores?

No High Scores?

How can the Foundation’s aptitude tests help you select a direction if all of your scores are in the low … Continued

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