The Hogan High Potential 360 measures how an individual is perceived across the leadership capabilities most closely associated with high potential. Built by Hogan Assessments and Peter Berry Consultancy, it provides structured, real-time feedback from key stakeholders to help individuals build self-awareness, strengthen leadership capability, and support ongoing development.
The Hogan High Potential 360 assesses three core dimensions of leadership potential:
The Hogan HiPo 360 can be used in conjunction with the Hogan High Potential Talent Report to provide a deep understanding of the individual from both a personality and behavioural perspective.
Designed specifically for high-potential development
The Hogan High Potential 360 was created in response to the growing need for science-based measures that help organisations identify and develop high-potential employees. It is specifically designed to assess the competencies linked to leadership potential and provide structured feedback that can inform meaningful development conversations.
What it helps organisations do
The Hogan High Potential 360 combines quantitative and qualitative feedback to provide a well-rounded view of leadership potential. The survey includes:
This structure gives participants clear, practical insight into both how they are seen by others and where to focus their development effort.
Multi-rater insight
Feedback is gathered from key stakeholders in the individual’s work circle, providing a broader and more objective picture than a single-source assessment.
Self-awareness
The report compares self-ratings with others’ ratings, helping identify alignment or gaps in self-perception. This supports valuable coaching conversations around confidence, capability and development readiness.
Development-focused
The report includes a development planning section designed around practical actions to keep doing, start doing and stop doing, with space to identify support, timeframes and measures of success.
Benchmark comparison
Results can be compared against a global benchmark sample, helping individuals understand their strengths and opportunities relative to a broader leadership population.
Track change over time
The assessment can be re-administered after development activity, such as after 12 months, to help measure behavioural change and progress over time.
Privacy and informed consent
Participants provide informed consent before completing the survey, with clear coverage of purpose, data usage and storage, access to data, and security.
The Hogan High Potential 360 is well suited to:
The Hogan High Potential 360 is typically administered online and takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Participants receive an email link to the survey, and reminder emails can be issued where needed.
A range of supporting resources is available to help practitioners and organisations get the most from the assessment, including:
Designed specifically for high-potential development
The Hogan High Potential 360 was created in response to the growing need for science-based measures that help organisations identify and develop high-potential employees. It is specifically designed to assess the competencies linked to leadership potential and provide structured feedback that can inform meaningful development conversations.
What it helps organisations do
The Hogan High Potential 360 combines quantitative and qualitative feedback to provide a well-rounded view of leadership potential. The survey includes:
This structure gives participants clear, practical insight into both how they are seen by others and where to focus their development effort.
Multi-rater insight
Feedback is gathered from key stakeholders in the individual’s work circle, providing a broader and more objective picture than a single-source assessment.
Self-awareness
The report compares self-ratings with others’ ratings, helping identify alignment or gaps in self-perception. This supports valuable coaching conversations around confidence, capability and development readiness.
Development-focused
The report includes a development planning section designed around practical actions to keep doing, start doing and stop doing, with space to identify support, timeframes and measures of success.
Benchmark comparison
Results can be compared against a global benchmark sample, helping individuals understand their strengths and opportunities relative to a broader leadership population.
Track change over time
The assessment can be re-administered after development activity, such as after 12 months, to help measure behavioural change and progress over time.
Privacy and informed consent
Participants provide informed consent before completing the survey, with clear coverage of purpose, data usage and storage, access to data, and security.
The Hogan High Potential 360 is well suited to:
The Hogan High Potential 360 is typically administered online and takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Participants receive an email link to the survey, and reminder emails can be issued where needed.
A range of supporting resources is available to help practitioners and organisations get the most from the assessment, including:
Designed specifically for high-potential development
The Hogan High Potential 360 was created in response to the growing need for science-based measures that help organisations identify and develop high-potential employees. It is specifically designed to assess the competencies linked to leadership potential and provide structured feedback that can inform meaningful development conversations.
What it helps organisations do
Track behavioural change over time through re-administration
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