03rd April 2012
A pre-employment personality test that assesses applicants’ dependability can help managers avoid hiring impulsive people.
Why should you avoid hiring impulsive people? Because impulsive employees create trouble by doing harmful behaviors at work. Th...
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06th February 2012
Warning: Only put people in your training program who are ultra-likely to complete or “pass” the program – and then will stay with your organization.
More companies are creating and operating training programs or apprenticeships – mainly to train pe...
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16th January 2012
OCCUPY WALL STREETERS INJURE THEIR CAREER & JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Occupy Wall Street protesters will have a hard time job hunting and getting jobs!
Reason = They display many behaviors employers NEVER want in people they hire.
How can protesting in Occ...
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23rd December 2011
Imagine your horror as you observe an employee making trouble in your company. Imagine how this troublemaking employee with personality problems . . .
- increases costs
- hurts profits
- harms productivity
- disrupts co-workers
- needs extra m...
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23rd August 2011
Fortunately, certain pre-employment personality tests help you avoid hiring liars. By liars, I mean applicants who try to appear ‘better or different’ than they truly are. Sure, every applicant seeks to make a good impression. But applicants who go out...
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23rd June 2011
Unfortunately, job hunting for recent college graduates can feel tough. Fortunately, here is immediately useful job hunting advice or tips to help the job seeker get a job.
1. Volunteer
Problem: Job hunters find it hard to get a job without experie...
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20th April 2011
Important job search advice: Job hunters must avoid using five phrases when communicating with potential employers in job interviews, phone calls, and letters. Job seekers who use these phrases risk appearing lazy or ludicrous and, worst of all, reduce ...
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17th December 2010
Pre-employment tests should do better at predicting irresponsible behavior than credit checks. So, take pre-employment test scores into account when you want to evaluate if a job applicant potentially could be a responsible person for your organization.
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19th August 2010
Pre-employment tests plus other techniques may help you avoid hiring violent, perhaps even murderous, employees. You do not want to hire potentially violent employees and you need to create a safe workplace.
Recent news reported a company’s employee mu...
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21st July 2010
First, pre-employment tests can tell you if a job applicant has qualities similar to your best employees. If the applicant's pre-employment test results look good, then you can feel comfortable spending time interviewing the applicant.
When you evalua...
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28th January 2010
Every manager hired some employees they wish they never hired. To make light of - and also put light on - hiring losers, I now give you a special gift:
a. Jokes about types of employees you wish you never hired
b. Solutions: Methods you can use - ...
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10th December 2009
I repeatedly notice managers do make four mistakes that result in hiring losers - employees they wish they never hired. I will help you avoid making these four blunders. Plus, I will reveal to you three guidelines that will help you hire fantastic emplo...
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30th September 2009
A pre-employment test I researched and created - "Dependability Forecaster(tm ) Test" - helped me learn a lot about people who are turnover risks, accident-prone, and rub co-workers and customers the wrong way. Specifically, such people are impulsive. S...
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10th August 2009
Managers using my pre-employment tests sometimes call me with a question that sounds something like the following: "I gave your pre-employment tests to a job applicant, and the applicant's five intelligence or mental ability tests' scores are low. But, t...
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11th June 2009
Opportunity knocks. You want a workforce of only productive, responsible, dependable employees. Right?
Problem = You have some (A) unproductive or underachieving employees, (B) irresponsible employees, plus (C) employees you cannot depend on.
YOU ...
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