This recent article from the SHRM Quarterly highlights the importance of going well beyond the resume in your hiring selection processes. It points out the usefullness (and importance) of cognitive and behavioral assessments in the hiring process. As a certified Predictive Index consultant, I can bring these tools to your organization. https://lnkd.in/e7QAKWYv
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Anthony Scaramucci makes a critical point here about removing "shoulds" and "oughts" to get over disappointment. This connects directly to a core leadership principle: Success is often about the groundwork that puts you in the right place at the right time. We call this "luck." The "shoulds" and "oughts" Scaramucci mentions are a sign that we didn't do the groundwork needed to put us on an intercept path with opportunity. We like to attribute that failure to being "unlucky," when it was often a failure on our part to prepare properly. When you remove "should" and "ought" from your vocabulary and replace them with "do" or "did," you'll be surprised at how much "luckier" you become.
Two words you must avoid. From my interview with Anthony Scaramucci — out now on First Time Founders.
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A high quality cognitive assessment will provide indications of someone's ability to learn. Pair that with a behavioral assessment to understand a person's natural and preferred working and communications styles and you have insights that go far beyond the resume and inconsistent interviewing practices. In our world of accelerating change and uncertainty, these insights can make your staffing decisions more effective.