A Great Selection Of Assessments To Meet Your Needs
Communicative and Behavioural Strengths Self Report
Talent is partially based on defining behaviour and learning to leverage it for success.
Total Talent Management
Your Self Report can become an extremely valuable contribution to your total talent management. Its insights and versatility make it ideal for multiple applications before, during and after the job.
Personal Awareness and Practical Uses
In addition to understanding your personal style, your Self Report identifies ways you can apply your personal strengths and how to adjust your style to meet the needs of a specific person or environment. Social scientists refer to this adaptability as social intelligence. Much has been written on how social intelligence is as important for effectiveness as is Intelligence Quotient (IQ).
Recognise that our behaviours define how we interact with others in our environment as we approach the problems, personal interactions, activity level, and structure of our daily lives at work, home and play.
Professional and Personal Development
Develop goals for the practical use of your personal report by considering the various ways the information can be valuable. The key to successful personal and professional growth is knowledge about your inherent talents and to maximise your strengths to open the doorway to communication. This will enhance your relationships and increase your productivity; a win-win for you and all those with whom you interact. Your Self Report identifies your behaviour in the following areas in a specific environment:
The best relationships come from learning how to treat others how they want to be treated.
Career Management
Use your Self Report to have a clear understanding of your communication style and behavioural strengths for writing your cover letters, CVs and other job search marketing documents. Your report provides appropriate word choices that pinpoint your strengths to showcase on your documents and even compares those strengths to national norms in the twelve areas of interpersonal skills encountered in the workplace.
Substantiating Support Material
You have the added value of a tangible report that indicates your behavioural strengths for optimum performance. This gives you a winning edge not only for your marketing materials but also for your interviewing strategy, brand, social networking and continued professional development. And you can share your report with hiring authorities or a new employer.
Help the hiring authority spot a winner. . . YOU!
Communicative and Behavioural Strengths Career Management Report
Determine career direction by matching your occupational behavioural style with appropriate job functions and titles.
One of the Most Life-affecting Choices is Your Career Choice
The average person who works full time for 35 years, averaging 40 hours per week for 50 weeks a year, will spend 70,000 hours of his/her life at work! The Career Management Report will assist you in finding your career direction by helping you begin in defining a critical element for your success: Your Occupational / Behavioural Style. Research suggests that different behavioural styles excel and are attracted to different occupations.
Targeted Uniqueness
Research suggests that 50-80 percent of all employed adults are in the wrong job or career. The Career Management Report helps you make career decisions and plan your changes by clarifying the job expectations, identifying the reasons for any inner conflict, revealing stressors experienced in your past or present jobs and in analysing your perception of your ‘ideal job.’ In addition, it provides a list of occupations and related O*NET Job Codes that require the behaviours that most closely match your natural style.
Recognise that our behaviours define how we interact with others in our environment as we approach the problems, personal interactions, activity level, and structure of our daily lives at work, home and play.
Personal Characteristics and Strengths
Based on your responses, the Career Management Report will provide an understanding of your work style and identify the basic natural behaviours that you bring to the job. The report will also identify your special talents and value to the organisation.
Research has identified 322 jobs that are held by 95% of the workforce. Of these 322, 71 require only a high school education; and 251 require two or more years of higher education.
Basic Needs and Wants
The needs and wants section of the Career Management Report will indicate what behavioural needs must be met for performance at an optimum level. You will learn more about your strengths and weaknesses. By understanding those weaknesses that may be hindering performance, you can develop an action plan to manage, mitigate or reduce them.
Ideal Work Environment Perceptions
This section of the Career Management Report compares your perception of your ideal environment with the environment best suited for your inherent traits. By identifying your ideal work environment, your report will identify specific duties and responsibilities that you enjoy and will also make you aware of those that create frustration. It will list how the job requires you to respond to problems and challenges, influence others, deal with activity levels, respond to rules set by others and accommodate quality expectations.
It has been said that people spend more time planning their vacations than they invest in planning or managing their own careers.
Results and Benefits
The information about your style preferences can be used for your total career management and continued personal and professional development.
Communicative and Behavioural Strengths Sales Report
Understanding styles has an impact on the impression you make in the first few minutes.
Targeting Sales People
The Sales Report is geared towards the sales professional. It provides information on an individual’s style of selling, which is valuable information for selling success. It also gives a résumé writer and career coach accurate information for showcasing in CVs and cover letters, as well as with career coaching.
Mastering sales adaptability strategies may be some of the most important selling skills you can learn.
Defining Unique Selling Styles
In today’s competitive marketplace, success in selling is more challenging and requires a higher level of skill. The Sales Report gives you, the professional salesperson, a broad understanding of your natural sales style, which can be shared with hiring authorities or a new employer. The process analyses and details the type of product you prefer to sell, how you handle sales presentations, as well as how you close and service your accounts. Because all people are unique, no two reports are alike, and yours will give you a winning edge for your marketing materials and interviewing strategy.
Giving Customers What They Want
Customers want caring service along with top quality products. They want compatible, honest relationships with their sales professionals, and they want custom-made solutions to their short- and long-term problems. Your Sales Report offers insight on how to adapt a specific sales style to give customers what they want. Demonstrate you have this knowledge and you will have an advantage with a prospective employer or when pursuing a promotion.
Establishing the best-selling interactions comes from treating others the way they want to be treated.
Your Report is 40+ Pages of Information and Education:
Understanding Customers’ Perceptions
Overextended strengths may be perceived as weaknesses. Your report identifies these perceptions and provides information on how, under certain conditions (tension, stress or fatigue), customers may see this behaviour as negative. This knowledge will help you create an image that is positive and supportive in any business situation.
Identifying Interpersonal Skills
Communication Styles and Behavioural Strengths are interpersonal skills. While certain hard skills are necessary for any position, employers look for particular soft skills. While an employer is likely able to train an employee in a particular hard skill (such as how to use a certain computer program), it is not as likely to train an employee in a soft skill. Your Sales Report identifies your interpersonal skills and provides help in applying your strengths in building trust, finding common ground, having empathy, and ultimately building good relationships.
People may not remember everything you say but they are unlikely to forget how you made them feel.
Overcome the ‘Sales Slump’
Ninety percent of all sales professionals who experience a sales slump have merely lost sight of the behaviour it takes to be successful. Your Sales Report can help turn a slump into success by helping you realise how to respond to specific behavioural styles.
Results and Benefits
With your comprehensive Sales Report, you have a tool to help you develop strategies to meet the motivational needs of others yielding immediate results and valuable benefits in several areas:
Sales IQ Plus Assessment – A Sales Skills Test
Identify and understand your sales knowledge and competencies.
Are Your Selling Strategies Helping or Hindering?
Do you understand the sales process?
Do you know what not to do in the sales process?
Are you treating each sales situation the way top salespeople do?
The Sales IQ Plus answers these questions and more. The ‘action plan tips’ in your report help to ensure you handle each sales opportunity most effectively.
Mastering sales adaptability strategies may be some of the most important selling skills you can learn.
Defining Unique Selling Styles
In today’s competitive marketplace, success in selling is more challenging and requires a higher level of skill. The Sales Report gives you, the professional salesperson, a broad understanding of your natural sales style, which can be shared with hiring authorities or a new employer. The process analyses and details the type of product you prefer to sell, how you handle sales presentations, as well as how you close and service your accounts. Because all people are unique, no two reports are alike, and yours will give you a winning edge for your marketing materials and interviewing strategy.
The Sales IQ Plus Assessment Covers Eight Categories in the Sales Process
Your Career Success as a Sales Professional is Affected by Your Sales Knowledge
The Sales IQ Plus Assessment identifies your selling strengths, plus any gaps that may exist in your selling competencies.
After completing the assessment, your results are delivered in a comprehensive report. Your report provides you with sales knowledge that you will either confirm or can learn from.
Accentuate Your Selling Strengths
The Sales IQ Plus Assessment is an Objective Analysis
Use your results as a starting point. Learn where you are, why you are there and how to improve by offering specific insights and responses based on your assessment results.
You will accurately and more easily:
This assessment takes approximately 30-45 minutes to complete and consists of 48 questions that guide you in assessing each of the eight primary sales competencies.
Results and Benefits
The results of your Sales IQ Plus Assessment can be used for your continuing professional development and your career management.
Tailor Your Training
Coaching and training can be tailored to your specific area of needs. Use your Sales IQ Plus Assessment for pre-and post-measurement, complementing all other sales training materials you work with.
Communication and Behavioural Strengths and Leadership Report
People are hired based on excellent job skills and fired based on poor interpersonal skills.
Superior Leadership and Performance
Interacting effectively with people can make the difference between success and failure in both work and personal lives. Effective interpersonal interaction starts with an accurate perception of oneself. The Communication and Behavioural Strengths and Leadership Report gives executives, managers and leaders a greater knowledge of themselves and others, leading to superior performance.
Mastering the leadership adaptability strategies within this report may be some of the most important leadership skills you can learn.
Leadership Interactions Success
As a leader, has your management process succeeded with one employee, then hopelessly failed with the very next? Has your leadership style had a positive impact with some and yet created negative reactions from others? Have you wondered what caused those different reactions and responses, especially when you try your best to treat everyone in the same way? In fact, you always try to treat everyone just like you want to be treated. Many leaders, managers, and executives have these experiences and often believe, ‘That’s just the way it is’. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Leadership interactions can be successful if you know how to make success happen!
Effective Leadership Communication
Of particular interest to leaders is how the leadership report clarifies the interpersonal communication preference concept. Knowing this, the leader can easily learn to communicate with others in the way they prefer! Leaders will become more aware of how their natural and adapted behavioural styles are influencing other people’s reactions to them and either enhancing or inhibiting their success and the success of others.
Increased Value to the Organisation
Faced with an ever-changing landscape of challenges and opportunities, self-knowledge assists leaders in achieving success for their organisations. Leaders can develop action plans to build on their strengths and overcome factors currently limiting their success.
Achievement of Peak Performance
People are most productive in environments that compliment and reward their own natural behaviors. However, natural behaviors may not produce desired results, especially when interacting with people who exhibit opposite behaviors. The leadership report will bring to light opportunities for improvements in communication, driven by the work environment and coworkers’ needs. By understanding the most effective adjustments to make to achieve success, leaders learn to effectively adjust behavior as needed, competently and productively.
Results and Benefits
With your personalised and comprehensive Leadership report, you have a tool to help you develop strategies to meet the motivational needs of others and become more effective in getting positive results. Your ability to recognise the ‘style mode’ being displayed by another person and making small adaptations in the pace and focus of the interaction is the quickest and surest path to leadership mastery.
Establishing the best interactions comes from learning how to treat others the way they want to be treated.
Your leadership report applies specifically to the successful performance of a CEO, business owner, manager and/or executive decision-maker and can yield important results and valuable benefits in several areas of professional development: