Lee Ogg

Having worked in HR for over a decade, I can give you the organizational perspective on why we use personality tests:

What companies are really looking for: - Cultural fit - Will this person thrive in our work environment? - Predicting job performance - Certain traits correlate with success in specific roles - Reducing bias - When used properly, they can make hiring more objective - Development needs - Identifying areas where new hires might need support

Common tests and their purposes: - Myers-Briggs (MBTI) - Team building and communication styles - DISC - Workplace behavior and communication preferences
- Big Five - Research-backed assessment of core personality dimensions - Hogan - Leadership potential and derailment risks

What they're NOT for: - Screening out "bad" people - There are no bad personality types - Replacing interviews - They should complement, not replace, human judgment - Making final decisions - They're one data point among many

The key is that modern personality assessments are about fit, not judgment. For example, an extremely introverted person might struggle in a sales role requiring constant social interaction, but excel in a research position requiring deep focus.

I always tell candidates: be authentic when taking these tests. Trying to "game" them usually backfires because you might end up in a role that doesn't suit your actual personality!

I think you're referring to the Honey Glazed plant in the mobile game "Grow a Garden"! This is one of the special hybrid plants that can be tricky to get. Here's how I finally unlocked it:

Honey Glazed = Sweet Leaf + Buzzing

Step-by-step process: 1. First, grow Sweet Leaf - this is a common plant that appears early in the game 2. Then grow Buzzing - you might need to reach level 15 or so to unlock this one 3. Place them next to each other in your garden with an empty plot between them 4. Wait for the sparkles - when you see sparkles between the two plants, tap on them to create the hybrid

Pro tips: - Make sure both plants are fully grown before trying to cross them - The hybrid creation isn't guaranteed - it might take several attempts - Use fertilizer to speed up the growth process if you're impatient - Keep checking your garden regularly - the sparkle effect doesn't last forever

I remember it took me about a week of trying before I finally got my Honey Glazed plant. The key is persistence and making sure you have the right parent plants. Happy gardening!