Hiring for professional services and consulting
Here what you sell is people's judgment and the client's trust. The hiring challenge is adding professionals who solve ambiguous problems and communicate well, because talent IS the product.
Here what you sell is people's judgment and the client's trust. The hiring challenge is adding professionals who solve ambiguous problems and communicate well, because talent IS the product.
The service is built on professional judgment, the client relationship and the ability to structure loosely defined problems. A bad hire shows up in weak deliverables, lost clients and non-billable hours. In an interview it's hard to see who reasons with structure and who just sounds good.
Analytical reasoning to structure ambiguous problems, communication and relationship building with clients, fast learning across new domains and accounts, and organization across multiple projects.
Wonderlic (Inteligencia), Pensamiento Crítico y Resolución de Problemas, Comunicación y Relaciones Interpersonales, Gestión de Recursos y Proyectos
Ranking and comparable report to prioritize and prepare the interview.
Each role assesses different things. We show you what to combine and why.
Analytical reasoning, information management, communication of findings and Excel/PowerPoint handling.
Assess project analyst (consulting) →Consultative sales orientation, communication, persistence over a long cycle and critical business thinking.
Assess business development associate →Reasoning, critical thinking, communication and learning of new domains.
Assess consultant / analyst →Resource and project management, organization, risk communication and handling of Project/Excel.
Assess operations coordinator / pmo →Critical thinking, digital/functional skills, communication with the client and continuous learning.
Assess functional specialist →Leadership, project management, client relationship and communication.
Assess project / account manager →The service is built on professional judgment, the client relationship and the ability to structure loosely defined problems. A bad hire shows up in weak deliverables, lost clients and non-billable hours. In an interview it's hard to see who reasons with structure and who just sounds good.
Analytical reasoning to structure ambiguous problems, communication and relationship building with clients, fast learning across new domains and accounts, and organization across multiple projects.
Here what you sell is people's judgment and the client's trust. The hiring challenge is adding professionals who solve ambiguous problems and communicate well, because talent IS the product. A common assessment criterion helps compare candidates by job fit before the interview. The human team decides.