Pythia Kaleidoscope · $50 per candidate

The full picture of your finalist.

When it comes down to one or two people, Kaleidoscope gives you the depth of a professional personality assessment, with no questionnaire and no consultant.

Everything in Pythia Light: personality profile, role fit, retention outlook, and resume screening.

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Everything in Light, plus

See further. Decide with more confidence.

30 facets, not just 5 traits

Each trait breaks down into six facets. "Conscientious" becomes "very dependable, but not especially organized," which is the kind of detail that tells you how someone will actually work.

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Ask anything about your candidate, such as "How do they handle a rush?" or "What kind of manager suits them?", and get answers grounded in their interview.

Team fit

See how your candidate complements the people already on your team, so you build balance instead of hiring the same profile over and over.

Sample: 87% team fit

Hire like your top match

Compare candidates with the profile of an employee you'd love to have more of: someone who performs well and has stayed.

Sample: 91% match to Sam T., shift supervisor, 4 years with you

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Drill all the way down.

All 30 facets on one chart, grouped by trait — the same depth you get in every Kaleidoscope report, laid out against the group average so you know what's actually distinctive.

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Sample Candidate

Big Five

Sample Group avg

Openness Conscientiousness Extraversion Agreeableness Neuroticism

"High openness and agreeableness suggest strong collaborative potential and adaptability in ambiguous roles…"

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Get grounded answers.

Instead of reading through pages of a report, just ask. Every answer is grounded in the candidate's actual responses and trait scores — not a generic guess.

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Would she be OK working weekends alone in the store?

Likely yes. Her low Gregariousness (1.9) means she doesn't need people around to stay motivated, and high Dutifulness (3.9) suggests she follows through when nobody is checking. Low Anxiety (2.1) means a problem she has to handle alone is unlikely to rattle her.

What would make her want to stay past the first six months?

Variety and a voice. Her Openness (4.2), especially Ideas (4.7), means a routine that never changes is the biggest risk. Letting her suggest displays or new products, and showing her a path to more responsibility, are the levers most likely to keep her.

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