When managers conduct interviews and read resumes without a more objective piece of input like a pre-employment test, they’re more likely to choose people who remind them of themselves. When we choose people just like us to fill empty positions, we miss out on huge growth opportunities for our teams and our companies.
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A good talent assessment (there are good ones and bad ones - check out our guide) should make your job easier, optimize your applicant’s experience, and streamline your hiring practices. Most importantly, it should help you identify more qualified applicants who will make your organization more successful.
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4 Essential Things to Look for in a Pre-Employment Test
There are a plethora of options for pre-employment testing out there and it seems like they’re all offering you the same thing: employees who are more likely to be successful in the job. However, the accuracy of these tests can be drastically different, so it’s important to know what separates good pre-employment testing from bad pre-employment testing.