Assessing Skills One at a Time Is Costing You Better Hires

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A customer walks into a store and starts browsing. The employee who helps them doesn’t perform “rapport building,” pause, then switch to “needs discovery,” pause. They have a conversation, in real time. The employee reads the moment and adjusts as they go. Most pre-hire assessments don’t work the way that conversations happen. They test language in one exercise, behavioural in another, and cognitive in a third, then hand recruiters a

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