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Hiring for retail and consumer goods

Assess service, adaptability and pace before interviewing, in high-volume, high-turnover processes.

From an industry risk to a better-supported decision

  1. Industry risk

    High volume and turnover; you have to filter fast without losing service quality.

  2. Signals to assess

    Customer orientation, adaptability, self-control and communication.

  3. Suggested assessments

    DISC Evolution, Orientación al Cliente y Servicio, Competencias en Servicios y Hospitalidad, Competencias en Gestión del Comportamiento y Autocontrol

  4. Output

    Ranking and comparable report to prioritize and prepare the interview.

Suggested assessments for this sector

DISC Evolution

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Orientación al Cliente y Servicio

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Competencias en Servicios y Hospitalidad

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Competencias en Gestión del Comportamiento y Autocontrol

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Cociente emocional

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Typical roles in the sector

Each role assesses different things. We show you what to combine and why.

Store cashier

Integrity in handling cash, customer orientation, self-control under pressure and basic handling of numbers.

Assess store cashier →

Sales executive

Cognitive ability, sales style, customer orientation, communication and handling pressure.

Assess sales executive →

Store manager / supervisor

Leadership and team-development skills, commercial orientation and self-control under floor pressure.

Assess store manager / supervisor →

Promoter / Merchandiser

Commercial orientation, communication, energy and self-control to keep the drive up throughout the whole shift.

Assess promoter / merchandiser →

Floor Supervisor

Team leadership, organization under pressure, customer orientation, and orientation to commercial results.

Assess floor supervisor →

Store salesperson / advisor

Customer orientation, sales style and relational energy, to sort many applicants before interviewing the most promising.

Assess store salesperson / advisor →

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