Dayna P.
2/27/2013
I am so glad I did this! It's neat to learn about yourself and confirm things about the way you are. It's true, you can't study or prepare in anyway prior - it's just you! Casa is really...
Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation
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617 S Olive St Ste 510
Los Angeles, CA 90014
History
The Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation, Inc. grew from a testing program begun in 1922 by our founder, Johnson O'Connor, for the General Electric Company. Demand for the testing grew, and the Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation / Human Engineering Laboratory, Inc. was incorporated as a nonprofit educational and scientific organization in 1939. The Foundation now has eleven offices around the United States, as well as a Research Department located in Chicago.
Specialties
We are a nonprofit scientific research and educational organization specializing in: - the study of human abilities - educational guidance for high school and college students -career guidance for working adults Since 1922, hundreds of thousands of people have used our aptitude testing service to learn more about themselves and to derive more satisfaction from their lives.
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Reviews
4.05 reviews
Alexa S.
6/6/2009
For a service that told me pretty much exactly what I thought I would hear (and also a lot of stuff that I thought was impossible), this was the single best $600 I have ever spent in my...
Kc P.
3/19/2018
Took the test. They basically said that I am good at too many things. I still feel so lost about my career. Since taking the test I have learned that they were right about my aptitude for math. I...
Joe K.
2/3/2011
Hi Everybody, As a personal opinion, I can wholeheartedly say that the Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation has their hearts in the right place, and their research shows this passion. Among the...
Camille M.
5/17/2011
Awesome experience, best career type testing I've ever taken. I've taken many different "aptitutde" and career-oriented tests and nothing was as comprehensive and helpful as JORF. It actually gave...
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