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High performance is not a fixed asset. It is not hardwired at birth or unlocked by a job title. It is developed, shaped, and sustained
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High performance is not a fixed asset. It is not hardwired at birth or unlocked by a job title. It is developed, shaped, and sustained

Hiring for customer support has changed. It’s no longer just about finding someone who’s friendly on the phone or quick with a polite email. As

For years, the ideal sales candidate was defined by their sociability. Outgoing, personable, quick to build rapport, Gregarious was the trait many hiring managers sought

Our Q2 Hiring Intelligence Report (HIRe) 2025, reveals a clear and decisive shift in what companies value most when selecting new hires: resilience. For the

When it comes to hiring, the gap between what candidates think matters and what employers actually look for is growing. In our latest Q2 2025

Join Our Free Webinar – Wednesday 25 June at 2pm (BST), Neurodiversity and online psychometrics: How do we level the playing field? When it comes

Recruiting for people-first roles like HR Coordination offers more than just the chance to fill a vacancy—it provides a lens into the traits and capabilities

Every quarter, the hiring landscape shifts—sometimes subtly, sometimes sharply. But this time, three traits have shown clear and measurable momentum: Poised, Structured, and Money. Each

Not all hiring trends rise. Some fall quietly—and others drop hard. This quarter, three traits saw a marked decline in assessment use: Caring, Change, and

For many businesses hiring new employees, certain traits aren’t just preferred—they’re essential. The latest data from our Hiring Intelligence Report Q1 2025 (HIRE), shows the