The company thinks: "the candidate is good"
The candidate thinks: "the company is great"
Every year, companies conduct hundreds and thousands of interviews. And yet, the same thing happens over and over:
A hiring mistake costs the company:
But almost no one measures the main thing: how a person thinks, makes decisions, and acts at work, and whether this aligns with your real team
Resumes show past experience.
Tests measure personality traits.
Regular interviews create impressions.
months of time
dozens of hours for HR and managers
thousands of dollars in direct salary costs
And a few months later it turns out — it’s not a match
Why hiring often turns into a guessing game