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They want to hire
the right person for the right job
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95% of applicants will "exaggerate" to get a
job during an interview.
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More then 50% of all job candidates
misrepresent their qualifications on their resumes.
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Most hiring decisions are made in the first 5
minutes of an interview.
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2 out of 3 new hires will
disappoint in the
first year.
They want to hire dependable people
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Employee theft is a growing problem and
contributes to many business failures.
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Drug use affects employee performance.
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Attitudes toward work and work ethic affect
productivity.
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Absenteeism and tardiness increase the cost of
doing business.
They want to increase productivity
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People are most productive when their work
matches their thinking style, occupational interests, and behavioral traits.
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Teams and departments function better when
their leaders have information about team members strengths.
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Factors that negatively affect productivity,
such as stress, tension, and conflict, are significantly reduced when
assessments are used.
They want to reduce the rate of employee
turnover
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2 out of 3 employees would rather work
somewhere else.
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Turnover cost businesses thousands of dollars
for every departing employee.
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80% of employee turnover is avoidable.
They want to eliminate the cost of avoidable
legal actions
This is a case where "an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound (or many pounds) of cure." Hiring the wrong person can turn into
an employment nightmare.
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1 out of 3 businesses will be sued this year
over an employment issue.
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Employers can be held liable for their
employees' behavior on and off the job.
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Subjective hiring can lead to charges of
illegal discrimination by rejected job candidates.
They want more effective use of their human
capital
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Assessments give information that managers can
use to coach, motivate, and manage people more effectively.
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Employee assessments help companies find
untapped talent within their organization.
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Assessment tools reduce a companies "people
problems".
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Employee assessments help companies achieve
better employee cooperation.
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When employees have a good Job Match they
are far less likely to become stressed, be unhappy, complain, or have
grievances against their employers
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60% of a manager's time is spent
fixing people problems and 40% working to reach the companies' goals.
They
want to achieve the results that come from "Job Fit"
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Assessing behavioral traits yields a 38% assurance of Job Fit.
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Adding a thinking abilities assessment results in a 54% Job Fit.
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Adding assessments for occupational interests increases Job Fit to 66%.
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Add
the use of a Job Match Pattern and you get outstanding employees 75% of the
time.
They
want to improve their decisions
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Better decisions result from having more complete information about job
candidates and employees.
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Good
decisions are reached faster, saving time and money.
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Assessments are important tools in promoting and succession planning
decisions.
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Training programs become more effective when tailored to the specific needs
and characteristics of an individual.
In
Summary
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Most companies spend between 50%-60% of their income on people costs
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Peter Drucker says, "Chances are good that up to 66% of your companies hiring
decisions will prove to be mistakes in the first 12 months."
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This does not mean that they ( the mistakes) will leave in fact most will
stay (unfortunately). They do not leave and this is the problem!
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Many people, while not performing a job in an excellent manner, do a good
enough job to avoid being terminated. Thus, a company comes to accept that
"average" job performance is an acceptable standard. Though the use of
assessments, Result Resources goal is to change this perception of it exists
in the businesses that are our clients.
Given The Facts -Why Don't All Companies Use Employee Assessment Tools?
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