Assessment Center
The most reliable methods for selecting employees with the greatest potential for performance in a given job.

What is Assessment Center
Assessment centers are generally recommended in situations when an employer needs to make sure that the right person is chosen for a certain job.
The Assessment Center (AC) is the most reliable method for selecting employees with the highest potential for performing a given job. This method combines various situations and tasks that correspond with the competencies necessary to succeed in a specific position.
The Assessment Center is usually designed as a half-day or one-day program. The tasks can include a presentation on a given topic, role playing, group and individual tasks or case studies. Psychometric testing is also an important part of the selection process.
In order to design the AC tasks well, a detailed analysis of the present and future requirements for performing the given job successfully must be carried out. Having multiple assessors, who bring various methods, observe the candidates, and compare their observations and evaluations after the AC, it ensures the objectivity of the final decision.

How does Assessment Center work?
Candidates are observed in several individual and group situations (job psychodiagnostics, performance tests, model situations, case studies, role play, for example) that correspond to the competencies necessary for success in the given position within the organization.
- Individual AC to assess leadership potential of the candidates for managerial role or executive functions
- Group AC to assess specific competencies for expert roles
- Assessing the potential of both external and internal candidates
- Choosing Talent Program participants
Benefits of our Assessment center
READY-TO-USE COMPETENCY SETS
CUSTOMIZABLE COMPETENCY MODELS
BRANDED REPORTS
UNDERSTANDABLE INDIVIDUAL & GROUP REPORTS
MULTI-LANGUAGE DELIVERY
WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES
HIGH QUALITY PSYCHOMETRIC METHODS
PROFESSIONAL ASSESSORS
PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANCY
Whats in it for me?
- ACs provide highly relevant information
about strengths and weaknesses of the candidates that would not be detected with other methods. - ACs measure competencies
necessary for success in the given position within the organization. - ACs provide comparisons
of the candidates. - ACs are a fair and legally justifiable method
of selecting employees. - ACs improve
the competency and professional approach of internal assessors.
- The design and atmosphere of the ACs
reflects the culture of the employer’s organization and thus the candidates get an idea of what it would be like to work for the given organization - ACs are an interesting developmental experience
for participants - ACs are perceived
as having fair selection methods - ACs simulate life-like situations
which are exciting for the participants



