What do 90% of European Employers use successfully in the hiring process that only 10% of North American Employers use? It’s been around since Ancient Egypt and still giving amazing results today.
As long ago as 1839 the English author, Edward Bulwer-Lytton, in his play about Cardinal Richelieu, coined the phrase “The Pen is mightier than the sword”. The full impact of this wise, insightful expression was recently brought home to me very dramatically. Let me explain how this came about.
How it works? You must be wondering whether handwriting analysis really tells us about an individual’s personality. Well, not to stiffly bore you with the 100 years of handwriting analysis history, accentuating the endless reputable analysis by graphologists, I decided to digress.
Trait stroke analysis for handwriting analysis is archaic. Only the scientific basis of handwriting and the inescapable elements form the foundation for analysis.
Copybook for over 100 years has been used to assess personality development from handwriting analysis. Handwriting analysis has be performed accurately for over 100 years without knowing the original copybook taught.
Suppose crime scene investigator’s come upon document such as a ransom note or a suicide note that has been copied in an attempt to hide the offender’s handwriting, the ink he used, or typewritten text. How can they determine that this copied piece of paper came from a particular copy machine?