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4 Things To Look Out For When Using A Personality Assessment

Plum.io

What’s Wrong With Using A Personality Assessment? The great news is that use of a personality assessment in the hiring process is growing in adoption. They are useful in identifying the right matched candidate to your culture and the needs of the job role. Both important behaviors needed in roles. .

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Guest Blog – How To Hire For Cultural Fit At Scale

Ideal

Have you been curious about the best ways to hire for strong cultural fit in a high-volume setting? Culture” – if that word was ever used – was mostly a way to exclude candidates from the pool. More and more companies are using culture as a primary selection-criteria, even more so than skills or qualifications.

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10 DEI Metrics That Matter

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Stay interviews and engagement surveys provide data that can reveal strengths and weaknesses around workplace culture. Exit surveys provide context to the numbers. Hiring for “cultural fit” might have an adverse impact by reinforcing a homogenous workforce. Sentiment surveys can reveal how people feel they are working.

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How to Use Personality Tests for Hiring (The Right Way) 

Hundred5

When it comes to using personality tests, there are two schools of thought. Either you’re in the camp who believes they’re a waste of time, or you think they’re a great way to evaluate soft skills, cultural fit, and work style. When done right, a pre-employment personality test can identify people with strong interpersonal skills.

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Workable Assessments: The science behind it all

Workable

Since you’re digitally transforming your entire recruitment process, it makes sense that you can and should digitize your assessments as well. Workable’s cognitive and personality assessments are specifically designed to fit in seamlessly within that environment to ensure you make the right hire for your business. Extraversion.

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Playing the Long-Term Game of Measuring and Assessing Quality of Hires

Recruiting Daily

Quality hires won’t flock to your door unless you underscore the benefits of working for you, but a hire’s culture fit can’t be understated. Onboarding Survey: Evaluates if a new hire has gained the needed skills for their role. 360-Degree Feedback: Evaluates gaps in a person’s perception of themselves.

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Why Empathy, Not Dollars, Is Key to Candidate Experience

SmartRecruiters

Couple that with the fact that 92 percent of the employees surveyed who believe that empathy is undervalued, and it seems that today’s workplaces need a holistic reboot. Each year, Optimizely conducts surveys to evaluate its success in building relationships and offering a positive candidate experience.