People analytics
specialized in
talent management
Benziger is an organization focused on helping to manage talent, based on the data analysis we reveal of people. We work with reliable and relevant information, which ensures an objective opinion for decision making.
With 27 years of experience, our model (based on Dr. Carl Gustav Jung’s theories) is present in 28 countries, responding to different needs, both on a personal level as well as adding in the development of work teams.
We have more than 600 licensees around the world, who carry out the evaluation and provide consulting services with solutions for talent management in people and work teams.
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+ 200.000
evaluations
28
countries
+ 600
licencees
+ 27
years
Our model
The Benziger provides valuable information about human behavior from a neuroscience perspective, being very useful for executives, consultants, therapists and anyone interested in guiding others to achieve better performance, quality of life and well-being.
The Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment is the only assessment tool that shows the individual’s natural preferences and how they have been adapted or deviated in response to the environment demands.
The Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment (BTSA) is designed to help individuals improve their effectiveness, their collaboration skills and their general well-being, through a better understanding of their own strengths.
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Adolescents
The ONE evaluation has been designed exclusively for young people and it helps you to know in depth with what talent you came to the world and for what things you have a natural gift, a certain ease and talent.
Adults
The Benziger Thinking Styles Assessment (BTSA) is designed to help individuals improve their effectiveness, their collaboration skills and their general well-being, through a better understanding of their own strengths.
Organizations
We work with a range of tools designed for specific objectives, to detect and/or enhance the talent of individuals, and to optimize work teams.
“You are what you do, not what you say you'll do”.
(Dr. Carl Gustav Jung)
