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Employee assessment: Unlocking potential for company growth

Devskiller

Employee assessments serve as critical tools for evaluating performance, skills, and potential within an organization. These assessments offer a structured approach to systematically review an employee’s work performance and overall contribution to the company.

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Job Simulation vs Job Skills Assessment Test

Vervoe

When it comes to sourcing candidate evaluation software, too many recruiters think that a job simulation and a job skills assessment test are the same things. Thankfully, a little bit of research online will usually deliver one of two results as an alternative: a job simulation, or a job skills assessment test.

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Advancing recruitment: The rise of technical assessment software

Devskiller

As the name suggests, technical assessments aim to gauge the candidate’s proficiency in specific technical areas pertinent to the job role. But it’s not just about assessing coding skills for a software engineer or financial modeling for an analyst. These methods, while effective to a degree, were not without their flaws.

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Does Your ATS Software Integrate With Pre-Hire Assessments?

Newton Software

Studies have shown that résumés and job applications, which are the most used candidate screening tools, have very little predictability on whether or not a candidate will succeed in a given position. NEWTON + PRE-HIRE ASSESSMENTS. The post Does Your ATS Software Integrate With Pre-Hire Assessments? NEWTON CUSTOMERS.

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Psychometric Testing vs Job Simulations

Vervoe

While psychometric testing companies do their best to convince recruiters that cognitive assessments are a must, are job simulations the modern alternative? A growing number of studies would suggest that the answer is no. In fact, this debunked assessment is still commonly used during the hiring process.

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Why Your Company Needs "Lazy" Millennials

Traitify

We are moving past the era of pieces of paper to define a person's work experience, you may want to start using a candidates personality and character as useful information to help inform your hiring decisions. Instead of worrying about how Millennials don’t belong in your workforce, see how they can benefit the company as a whole.

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Why Your Company Needs "Lazy" Millennials

Traitify

We are moving past the era of pieces of paper to define a person's work experience, you may want to start using a candidates personality and character as useful information to help inform your hiring decisions. Instead of worrying about how Millennials don’t belong in your workforce, see how they can benefit the company as a whole.