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I assist individuals from "I don't have a clue" to an understanding of core values and strengths.
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Behavioral and Axiological Analyst - Helping individuals and organizations match top talent to jobs.

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Top 10 Reasons to Use Job Benchmarking and Talent Matching Assessments in Your Organization

by Lynne Snead on 06-23-2010 at 01:13 PM
Matching candidates to jobs is tough especially if the job and key accountabilities haven't been defined. So to add a bit of humor to the subject, here is a "top 10 list" on the subject. Enjoy!


10) The last employee your organization hired was hired because the manager and the candidate played for the same college football team. Sheesh! That was a bad hire and now you have to figure out how to let this guy go without loosing the manager too.

9) The last highly

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Reducing the High Cost of Talent Turbulence

by Lynne Snead on 06-10-2010 at 11:02 AM
How many times in a year do you have to replace someone who was a bad hiring decision? If you know the answer to that question, the next question is how much are those bad hiring decisions costing your business? A common complaint from human resource managers is, "Our new hire had all the right experience, good references, and interviewed like a champ, but here it is six weeks later, and he's not working out. We can't ignore the fact that he's wrong for the job, and we made a hiring mistake. Now,

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