Gamification: The future of talent profiling

March 21, 2014 Aon's Assessment Solutions

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Gamification: The future of talent profiling. However, the advent of social media created an issue not many saw coming. Quick and easy online sharing and posting of information from these psychometric tests by people who had access to them, amplified issues faced by tool providers who were generally behind in technology and substance.

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