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Success Performance Solutions Partners Opens Assessment Center with Georgia Employers’ Association

by Ira Wolfe | Sep 29, 2014 | Employment Testing, Leadership

Success Performance Solutions has announced a new relationship with Georgia Employers’ Association (GEA). As part of the agreement, Success Performance Solutions (SPS) established an employee assessment center for GEA members. In addition to offering members its...

Managers Can Learn From NFL Draft: Why High Potentials “Fumble”

by Ira Wolfe | Sep 24, 2014 | Employment Testing, Hiring Process

Why do so many high-profile, high potential candidates and employees “drop the ball” when it is their time to shine?  Hiring managers can learn a lot from the NFL. Many managers find it a mystery why so many high potential candidates and employees fail. It...
Self-Motivation or Raw Talent: Which is Better?

Self-Motivation or Raw Talent: Which is Better?

by Ira Wolfe | Sep 10, 2014 | Employee Motivation, Hiring Process

Self-motivation in the workplace is one of the employee traits sought by most managers. Just take a quick review of help wanted ads and job descriptions and large majority include some mention of it. It’s also one of the most challenging qualities to define and...

Company Culture | Why Do So Many Recently Hired Top Performers Fizzle?

by Ira Wolfe | Sep 3, 2014 | Hiring Process, Recruiting Process, Recruitment

How important is company culture when it comes to hiring success? Part of the answer comes from a study published in the Harvard Business Journal. The authors investigated why so many top performers that move from company to company often perform more like comets than...

Why High Potential Employees Fail to Make the Effort

by Ira Wolfe | Aug 27, 2014 | Employee Performance Management, Hiring Process

If you believe that past performance is a good predictor of future success, think again. Recent research has all but debunked the popular hiring model suggesting that success in the past can be replicated in the future based on innate talent (personality tests,...
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