A Practical Guide to Assessment Centres and Selection Methods
Measuring Competency for Recruitment and Development
Category:
Human Resources
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(5)In this summary you will learn
- What assessment centers are
- How to develop a “competence framework” in seven steps
- What skills effective assessors possess
- How to select the right activities for your assessment center
Why you should read A Practical Guide to Assessment Centres and Selection Methods
Poor hiring decisions take a toll on a company. Increasingly, businesses are implementing a wider variety of assessment tools to achieve better results in their hiring and promotion processes. Occupational psychologist Ian Taylor shows how assessment centers (or suites) can help your firm differentiate the “good” performers from the “average” ones, which is crucial knowledge for building a more productive workforce. Taylor presents several methods for designing a solid “competence framework” to structure your assessments, including one useful seven-step system. He helpfully provides sample frameworks and activities that you can use or adapt in your own assessment centers. Although some of his information and guidelines are specific to organizations in the U.K., getAbstract recommends this manual to any human resources professional who wants to create a well-planned assessment center.
About the Author
Ian Taylor is an occupational psychologist with more than 20 years of practical experience in management development.
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