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Advantages of the Berke Pre-Employment Test
The Berke Assessment offers several distinct
advantages over other pre-employment tests available in the market
today:
- The Berke Assessment is one of the
only commercially available pre-employment tests that measures both personality
and natural talents in the same integrated instrument.
Understanding how a candidate typically works and interacts with other
people as well as his/her natural talents is a powerful combination,
particularly when combined with a knowledge of the unique personality
and talent requirements of a specific position.
- The Berke Assessment enables managers
to measure the strength of fit between a specific person and
a specific job. The Berke Group provides its clients
with easy-to-use tools to identify the core requirements, as well as
the personality traits and talents, necessary for success in a given
position. We use the input of your managers, along with our extensive
knowledge base of like positions, to establish “job targets”
for each position for which you’re testing. Using this process,
the Berke can be effectively administered for positions ranging from
the President of a company to its Receptionist.
- The Berke Assessment is incredibly
easy-to-use. Once a job is set up, managers can register candidates
online in just minutes and receive results instantaneously upon completion
of the pre-employment test. The resulting report
is written in plain English and highlights candidate strengths and weaknesses
compared to the personality and talent requirements of the position.
A succinct list of “probing suggestions” is provided
to enable managers to fully explore areas in which candidates are a
“mismatch” in the context of a comprehensive interview.
- The Berke Assessment is affordable.
The Berke is one of the most affordable
pre-employment tests of its caliber available in the market today. Just consider
the cost of a Berke is less than an employee's compensation for
one day, whereas the turnover cost for one poor hire can range between
1.5 to 4 times an employee's annual compensation. Click here to download a free brochure with pricing.
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