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Specialists in:
Employee Selection,
Retention &
Development |
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Application of the PAS to supervisory selection and development produces substantial financial impact in the form of:
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Reduced recruiting fees |
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Curtailed turnover |
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Enhanced productivity |
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More impactful training & developmental initiatives |
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Reduced manpower needs |
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to implement the PAS at your location.

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Supervisors
The Professional Assessment Series (PAS)
A Comprehensive Assessment of Supervisory
Leadership for Selection and Development
The Professional Assessment Series measures the capabilities, suitabilities and leadership insights critical to supervisory success. |
The Professional Assessment Series
fills the need for:
Objective selection of supervisory applicants
Identification of high potential associates
A supervisory talent inventory
Corporate succession planning
Creation of individual development plans
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The Professional Assessment Series is the measure of choice for supervisory positions that require:
| Job Dimensions |
Assessment Factors |
| Problem Solving |
General Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning |
| Strategic Vision |
Spatial Aptitude, Concept Orientation, Non-Conformity |
| Communications Excellence |
Verbal Ability, Persuasiveness, Articulate Presentation |
| Decisiveness/Assertiveness |
Addresses Conflicts, Objective, Open with Opinions, Independent |
| Team Orientation |
Leadership Consideration, Socially Confident, Cooperative |
| Delegation/Structure |
Structure Initiative, Planning, Prioritizing, Delegates, Follow-Up Monitoring |
| Advancement Motivation |
Competitive, Goal Orientation, Status Preference, Efficient, Serious vs. Carefree |
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Report Design:

- Statistical predictors of success
- A detailed narrative of supervisory strengths and developmental needs
- Direct comparisons to supervisory norms
- Profile graphs of key supervisory factors for ready references
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Features:
- Paper & pencil format
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- Computer administration
- Rapid response format
- Personal feedback session
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Remember: Technology can't succeed where Human Capital fails! |
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