I am recalling a conversation I was having as VP of Sales with our CFO who also wore the Human Resource hat with a young, venture capital backed, market development oriented, start up organization. We were discussing the need to hire the best sales talent, or “A” talent, that we possibly could. This conversation begged […]
The Power of Using Data in the Hiring Process
Tags: behavioral traits, cognitive abilities, data, employee assessments, hiring, Hiring Process, identifying top employees, Job Fit, pxt select, PXT Select Assessment
Hiring managers strive to ensure their hiring process is fair and structured but are too often surprised by messier outcomes than expected. The same survey found that: Relying so heavily on instinct tends to crowd out other insights that truly do lead to better hires. Too much emphasis on instinct means too little consistency and […]
Optimize Team Culture and Performance Using PXT Select
Tags: behavioral traits, behaviors, Coaching Report, developing employees, employee assessments, hiring, identifying top employees, pxt select, PXT Select Assessment
Recently I was speaking with one of our new customers and the topic of culture came up. This young company was having a difficult time defining and articulating theirs. As our discussion continued it became apparent that the people working within this culture, individually, had different definitions of it. Some thought culture would be defined […]
Are Poor Customer Service Experiences Hurting Your Bottom Line?
Tags: behavioral traits, behaviors, customer service, developing employees, employee assessments, hiring, On-boarding, pxt select
At Profiles, Inc. we have noticed a dramatic increase in the number of organizations hiring customer service personnel. This surge appears to be driven by a number of factors. One reason for the increased need is due to the higher number of people working from home and their off-site, online support requirements. Also, historically there […]