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New Approach to Occupational Effectiveness and KPI |
Most employers, without
much difficulty, can explain the outcome they would like to see from
every employee.
A bit more
difficult to define is knowing what Key Performance Indicators an
employee must exhibit to achieve that outcome in any given job. The
highest level of difficulty, however, begins and
ends with an employer’s ability to predict the performance indicators of
a job candidate at that stage of the selection process. This also holds
true for promotions and team building. Consequently, most companies
continue to struggle trying to improve the combined output of their
human capital. Departmental productivity is, for the most part,
composed of those who do well, those who do OK, and those whose
performance is less than OK.
With today’s
technological advances, why has their been such little change? Here’s the
reason, and the solution.
The
majority of selection processes used by most companies are fairly
standard. They differ mostly in degrees of sophistication at certain steps
in the process, like behavioral interviewing, and the competence of the
interviewer.
Until now,
there has not been a product or service of note that can
significantly impact the selection of employees by matching the KPI
of success with a high degree of certainty. Now there is.
Enter
The Profile
XT™,
an assessment that can provide information to an employer that defines
the
KPI characteristics that are demanded of the job to achieve the
highest level of occupational effectiveness. This dynamic new approach
to selection creates the occupational
characteristics necessary to select profitable employees.
Here is how
this two-step process works:
- The Profile builds a graph containing the
occupational characteristics or KPI necessary to select
profitable employees.
- Each person being considered for the position is then assessed using
The Profile
XT™
and evaluated against the occupational characteristics or KPI of
the job. A complete report is then generated, including a percentage of
suitability to the job.
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