This document discusses challenges in using personality evaluations as part of the employment process and how to address them. It notes that personality evaluations should be one part of a structured employment process that also considers the judgment and experience of hiring managers. While personality evaluations can provide useful insights, they do not present a complete picture of a candidate. The document outlines several approaches companies can take to balance insights from evaluations with other factors, such as clearly defining job requirements, distinguishing compensatory and non-compensatory hiring criteria, and considering the reliability of evaluation results. The goal is to develop an effective and balanced employment system.