Hello. My name it Ter Scott and I’m the “Handwriting
Interpreter™”. I’m a graphologist offering many services from revealing
personalities and traits of people through their handwriting on many levels.
What I am presenting here is valuable in learning the traits of your possible
new hire, who may be a liar, a thief or simply someone not suitable for the
position prior to making your decision of hiring, training and the firing.
I hope you don’t immediately go to the
negative side in thinking one may be a “liar” or worse. I’m simply giving you feedback,
of which I would gladly share with the job candidate, which denotes
suitability. I’m sure that you as an employer and you as an employee (whoever
is reading this just now) want to be happily engaged in an avocation which best
suits your personality and temperament.
This material is not meant to make you into a full-fledged
graphologist, but it will give you a quick reference to certain elements in
handwriting which when they “stand out” or are “repeated” within a reasonable
sample of handwriting, could indicate personality traits; either suitable or
unsuitable for your business.
The Letter (Capital E) Shows desire for nice things.
In handwriting, the vowels are probably the most revealing
so I think I’ll continue now with the letter e; but in the Capital form.
The person, who uses this type of capital letter E as shown
in my depiction here, is very intelligent and desires education, travel, and
notably even exotic adventure. This person loves writing, music and fine food.
This personality type would most likely do well in a
position offering such pursuits. One such position which comes to mind would be
that of a journalist. If you are interviewing someone with this element in his
or her writing, you would be wise in emphasizing the things listed in your benefits
package which would attract such a person.
CAUTION: As with all elements in one’s handwriting, each
need to be weighed with the presence of other elements and the repetition in
which it occurs (among other things).
Want to try the Pre-hire Handwriting Analysis service
for your company or corporation? The rate per analysis is based on your company
size, number of employees, and first year salary of the position. The candidate
replies to several general “success” questions along with several customized which
are pertinent to your business which you’ll supply. You’ll then overnight the
handwriting sample to my office and I’ll analyze it and return with my
findings. If this service interests you, inquire by using the contact form on
this page. I’ll reply with details and my credentials.
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26 Days/26 Letters/26 Words:
a·bra·sive
/əˈbrāsiv,əˈbrāziv/
(of a person or manner) showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh.
"her abrasive and arrogant personal style won her few friends"
(of a substance or material) capable of polishing or cleaning a hard surface by rubbing or grinding.
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