We use psychological assessment techniques to
predict how well people will fit into jobs, teams, organisations and cultures
and to diagnose precisely how they can 'raise their game'
> the assessment of
potential
> what we do:
We undertake assessments for succession planning purposes,
for 'talent audits' or as a precursor to coaching
We undertake assessments where development is the major
focus and where the retention of key players is an issue
> development centres
> what we do:
We design and run Development Centres which help predict
people’s future performance in a number of different types of
role
We design and run Development Centres using work-based
simulations to identify and develop people for specific roles
> recruitment assessments
> what we do:
We carry out assessments as part of due diligence or
post merger activities where time is short and rapid feedback is needed
We undertake external recruitment assessments where
an independent audit of candidates put forward by search firms is required
We carry out internal selection assessments to compare
candidates with very different experience
We predict how people are likely to behave across
a wide range of situations
We assess people's underlying psychological skills
and motivation, not just what’s on the surface. This means that
we are able to predict people's capability and potential against the
demands of a number of future scenarios, including roles in totally
new markets or environments
We provide a precise picture of the strengths
and risks of your leadership population
Our approach allows you to ensure that the supply
of leadership capability is sufficient for the demands of the business.
By 'pooling' individual information, it is possible to identify where
the leadership is strong, where there are 'capability gaps' and to understand
the implications for the delivery of the business' goals
We reliably 'benchmark' leaders across
diverse businesses and geographies
We have a database of assessment data from over
10,000 international senior managers. Because we always measure the
things which underpin leaders' capability, we have a consistent database
of information which allows us to 'benchmark' leaders reliably across
businesses, sectors and locations
Our approach increases the return on development
spend
Our development interventions address the exact
'psychological barriers' to effective performance. Different development
activities can therefore be used, depending on what precisely is preventing
a manager from demonstrating the desired leadership behaviour. The implication
is that development spend can be targeted where it will have the greatest
and most rapid returns