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Using Assessments to Hire, Using Assessments to Hire, Build Teams and Develop Build Teams and Develop High Performing PeopleHigh Performing People
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Background on MeBackground on MeBackground on Me
•• 19 years @ CYC19 years @ CYC
•• Malcolm Baldrige Quality Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award ExaminerAward Examiner
•• Consultant to the Army Consultant to the Army Surgeon GeneralSurgeon General
MS H RMS H R
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•• MS, Human ResourcesMS, Human Resources
•• Certified Professional Certified Professional Behavior Analyst (CPBA)Behavior Analyst (CPBA)
•• Author of 9 BooksAuthor of 9 Books
•• Live in AtlantaLive in Atlanta
“Accelerating Personal & Organizational Success”“Accelerating Personal & Organizational Success”
Today’s Session
•• Why use assessmentsWhy use assessments
•• How to use assessments to:How to use assessments to:–– Hire the Hire the RIGHT RIGHT peoplepeople
–– Build stronger more effective teamsBuild stronger more effective teams
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–– Reduce conflict and improve communicationReduce conflict and improve communication
•• Case studiesCase studies
•• Training programsTraining programs
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Have you ever made a bad SELECTION or PROMOTION
decision?
Most people are hired for their
experience, but fired for their
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attitude
Typical Job Interviews
42% of turnover could be eliminated with effective hiring and interviewing techniques
Ira WolfePerfect Labor Storm
The average cost-per-hire in 2011 and 2012 was $5,100. Businesses with 2,500 to 5,000 employees paid around $10,000 a person.
National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE)
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Why Use Assessments
SelectionSelection
PlacementPlacementEngagementEngagement
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Development Development & Coaching& Coaching
Team Team EffectivenessEffectiveness
The Missing Piece
Assessments provide an unemotional evaluation of a person’s behavior, attitudes, values and
emotional intelligence
Assessments provide an unemotional evaluation of a person’s behavior, attitudes, values and
emotional intelligence
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emotional intelligence –qualities difficult to judge
in an interview alone.
emotional intelligence –qualities difficult to judge
in an interview alone.
Are Interviews Reliable?
A study of 80 randomly selected individuals who
participated in two simulated job interviews, 58% were more
likely to be hired and 53%
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likely to be hired and 53%received higher salary offers
after their teeth had been whitened
Kelton Research
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30% Assessment
30% Assessment
30% Interview30% Interview
30-30-30-10 Rule
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ResultsResults
10% Company Culture
10% Company Culture30%
Background & References
30% Background & References
““Get the Get the rightright people on the bus, the people on the bus, the wrongwrong people off the bus, and the people off the bus, and the i hti ht l i thl i th i hti ht t ”t ”
“People “People are notare not your most important your most important asset. asset. The Right People Are.”The Right People Are.”
rightright people in the people in the rightright seats.”seats.”
Jim CollinsJim CollinsFrom Good to GreatFrom Good to Great
Right People
Insights to Success
Report
Insights to Success
ReportHow a Person
Behaves
384 possible behavior patterns
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DISC BEHAVIORSDISC BEHAVIORSSession #2Session #2
How we express our How we express our internalinternal emotions emotions
through our through our externalexternalbehaviorbehavior
D = Dominance D = Dominance
• How you address PROBLEMS and CHALLENGES
I = InfluenceI = Influence
• How you interact and influence PEOPLE and CONTACTS
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CONTACTS
S = SteadinessS = Steadiness
• How you deal with PACE and CONSISTENCY
C = ComplianceC = Compliance
• How you deal with to PROCEDURES and CONSTRAINTS
Benchmarking the JobThe best way to select top performers is
to identify and understand the current performers in the same position.
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Each position has a different talent profile for success
Each position has a different talent profile for success
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Job Matching - Benchmarking• Identify key responsibilities• Position description• Develop job competencies• Screen for job competencies
1. Analyze the Job1. Analyze the Job1. Analyze the Job1. Analyze the Job
• Measure mental horsepower• Understand job performance drivers
(Problems, People, Pace and Procedures)• Establish baseline
2. Profile 2. Profile Top/Bottom Top/Bottom PerformersPerformers
2. Profile 2. Profile Top/Bottom Top/Bottom PerformersPerformers
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• Establish baseline
• Evaluate the finalists/applicant• Interview• Take assessments
3. Assess Candidates3. Assess
Candidates
• Make offer• Onboarding process• Development plan• Retention plan
4. Make Selection 4. Make Selection
PreciseAccurate
Concern for QualityCritical Listener
Non-Verbal CommunicatorAttention to Detail
CreativeSlow Start / Fast Finish
VacillatingTemperamental
CompetitiveConfrontational
DirectResults-OrientedSense of Urgency
Change Agent
Process-OrientedQuick to Change
Product-Oriented
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AccommodatingDislikes Confrontation
PersistentControls Emotion
AdaptableGood Listener
Good SupporterTeam PlayerPersistent
CooperativeSensitive to Others’ Feelings
High Trust LevelNot Fearful of Change
ContactabilityRather Talk than Listen
Verbal SkillsProjects Self-Confidence
Quick to ChangeIndependentOptimistic
Slow to ChangeSelf-Disciplined
Job
Case StudyCase StudyBank
High Employee Turnover Poor Customer
Bank
High Employee Turnover Poor CustomerHigh Employee Turnover – Poor Customer Service
High Employee Turnover – Poor Customer Service
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PreciseAccurate
Concern for QualityCritical Listener
Non-Verbal Communicator
Attention to Detail
CreativeSlow Start / Fast Finish
VacillatingTemperamental
CompetitiveConfrontational
DirectResults-OrientedSense of Urgency
Change Agent
Process-OrientedQuick to Change
Product-Oriented TH
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AccommodatingDislikes Confrontation
PersistentControls Emotion
AdaptableGood Listener
Good SupporterTeam PlayerPersistent
CooperativeSensitive to Others’ Feelings
High Trust LevelSocialableTalkative
Projects Self-Confidence
Quick to ChangeIndependentOptimistic
Slow to ChangeSelf-Disciplined
Good Coordinator
KMGH
LC
TA
TH
JTPD
JBKI
JB
CW
KD
PANG
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DKLS
CV
JE
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CPBN
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DGMH
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Case StudyCase Study
Sales Representative
Key Accountabilities
Sales Representative
Key Accountabilitiesy
Effectively prospect, qualify, demonstrate & close according to company guidelines to
ensure sales goals are met while maintaining company’s integrity & brand image. 40%
y
Effectively prospect, qualify, demonstrate & close according to company guidelines to
ensure sales goals are met while maintaining company’s integrity & brand image. 40%
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Case Study – Sales OrganizationEarned $500,000 - $1,000,000
• 81% had Utilitarian above the mean
• 67% had Individualistic
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above the mean
• 62% had Social above the mean
Key Competencies
• *Self Management
• Customer Focus
• Initiative
• *Personal Drive
• Results Orientation
• Teamwork
• Flexibility
• Goal Achievement
• Planning and Organizing
• Influencing Others
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• *Personal Accountability
• Leading Others
• Using Common Sense
• Problem Solving
• Decision Making
• Developing Others
• Diplomacy and Tact
• *Self Starting Ability
• *Persistence
• *Meeting Standards
• Empathetic Outlook
• Continuous Learning
Competencies/Skills
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Job Related Behavior
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• On-boarding New Staff
• Personalized Development Plan for both New and Current Staff
Job Matching Provides theFoundation for:
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• Personalized Managing, Coaching or Mentoring Programs
• Job-Related Performance Systems
Case StudyCase StudySenior ExecutiveSenior Executive
High Employee Turnover – Low MoraleHigh Employee Turnover – Low Morale
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General Characteristics
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Case StudyCase StudyManufacturing CompanyManufacturing Company
Team EffectivenessTeam EffectivenessConflictConflict
Poor CommunicationPoor CommunicationHR Director HR Director -- RefereeReferee
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PreciseAccurate
Concern for QualityCritical Listener
Non-Verbal CommunicatorAttention to Detail
CreativeSlow Start / Fast Finish
VacillatingTemperamental
CompetitiveConfrontational
DirectResults-OrientedSense of Urgency
Change Agent
Process-OrientedQuick to Change
Product-Oriented
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AccommodatingDislikes Confrontation
PersistentControls Emotion
AdaptableGood Listener
Good SupporterTeam PlayerPersistent
CooperativeSensitive to Others’ Feelings
High Trust LevelNot Fearful of Change
ContactabilityRather Talk than Listen
Verbal SkillsProjects Self-Confidence
Quick to ChangeIndependentOptimistic
Slow to ChangeSelf-Disciplined
Dynamic Communication Workshop
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Compare
WorkplaceMotivators
Person Job
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Behaviors
Job Competencies
Job Report
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Our Process
• Discuss your needs
• Online assessment accounts
• Customized individual selection
• Workshops/Certification training
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Workshops/Certification training
Additional Information• Take a complimentary assessment
• http://www.chartcourse.com/free_assessment.html
• DISC certification training
• http://www.chartcourse.com/disc_certification_training.html
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Top Versus Low Performers
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TTI DNATTI DNA™™ Sample ReportSample Report
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What Do the “Right” People Look Like?