Assessment Project ManagementDescription
The Project Management assessment contains:
- An indicator of the applicant's potential to demonstrate the key skills that generally lead to success in this position, namely:
- Abstract Reasoning Skills
- Ability to Organize and Coordinate Work
- Ability to Control Work
- Group Influence
- Collaboration
- Consideration for Clients
- Stress Management
- Agility
- Focus on Results
- Autonomy
- Rigour
- A rating of the degree to which the candidate's results match the expected profile, based on all the distinctive competencies.
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Self-interpretable report available instantly in English, French and Spanish
Suggested questions for use during the recruitment interview based on the assessment results, when elements require further details.
Advice on integration that will help you provide the conditions for successful hiring.
*Now available – A candidate report can be provided.The Process
Ask a candidate to complete an assessment. Once that person completes the tests and questionnaires you will automatically receive an integrated report by email. It clearly presents results allowing you to see at a glance whether a candidate’s profile fits with a position by giving you a clear picture of the skills of the person assessed.
Analyze the assessment report and make the right choice based on reliable precise scientific results.
Receive suggestions for interview questions and efforts to help integrate successful candidates to their new position.
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