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In this blog, I will share my experience of helping one of the largest organizations in the world change their traditional assessment process for choosing Leaders in their company.
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“Assessing and identifying the key competencies effectively is now more important for employers than ever before.”
Long before the disruption of COVID-19, the financial services sector recognized the need to move outside of its traditional comfort zone.
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The Challenge: Develop an assessment process to accurately identify those with high potential in the current employee talent pool to join its two year leadership program.
