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In the fast-paced corporate world, efficiency is often a top priority. This drive for quick solutions has led to the adoption of brief assessment tools, such as the 5-minute free-choice behavioral assessment, aimed at evaluating employee behaviors and personality traits. While the appeal of such an open and succinct tool is undeniable, offering rapid insights with minimal investment of time and flexibility, its application within an organizational setting raises several concerns. This blog post delves into 11 complexities and potential drawbacks of relying on a 5-minute free choice behavioral assessment for making informed decisions about employees and teams.