The hiring process is broken. In most organizations the process is time consuming, costly and doesn’t predict job performance. The problem is made more difficult by the:
- Increasing volume of resumes; the recession has triggered a flood of resumes.
- Decreasing pool of qualified candidates; the complexity of knowledge jobs has resulted in fewer applicants with the capacity for success.
- Inaccuracy of resumes; resumes only record what a person has been allowed to do.
- Ineffective interviews; subjective interviews incorrectly reduce the candidate pool through "like me" bias.
- Fear of hiring the wrong candidate; fear often leads to the elimination of qualified candidates.
Adage Solutions provides an objective yardstick that can determine whether a candidate "has the right stuff" for the complex, knowledge-based environment. Using an online assessment – the HIP Assessment - qualified candidates can be quickly and economically identified based on job requirements.
The yardstick objectively measures a candidates' :
- Ability to do a specific job (BOQ)
- Desire to do the job
- Likelihood of staying on the job
Using an improved competency-based hiring process; an organization can objectively predict job performance, thus finding the right candidates and realizing competitive advantage.
"Identifying People with the
Right Stuff"
Finding a High Impact Player (HIP) is the bonus you may receive from using the High Impact Player Assessment®. HIPs are the people who "get it" on the job and can
Think · Inititate · Execute
These individuals are 3 to 4 times more productive than their peers and have the capacity to move in many organizational directions and be productive in many arenas. The presence of a person with HIP qualities increases the productivity of other team members and makes a direct impact on the bottom line.
- High Impact Player: an active participant that makes a strong and immediate effect on the organization through the efficient and effective fulfillment of their role. They are perceived as a valuable organizational asset.