Our Clients include: owners, shareholders, general managers and HR directors.
Assessment participants may be members of executive boards and top managers (existing or qualifying for top positions).
The best-in-class profile includes key values and competencies regarded as necessary to achieve success in a certain position of a certain company.
The technology envisages seven stages
Step 1 — Meeting with the Client
Step 2 — Developing an offer
Step 3 — Preparing for an interview and online self-assessment
Step 4 — Interviews with the Partners
Step 5 — Providing feedback and reports to the Client
Step 6 — Providing feedback to the top manager
Step 7 — Providing recommendations to the Client on developing the top manager.
Stage 1 — Meeting with the Client
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Discussion of Client’s request; defining objectives and participants of Executive Assessment. |
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Analysis of the top manager position for participation in the executive assessment, including management structure, list of functions, required competencies and complexity of tasks and objectives. |
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Analysis of the corporate culture and key corporate competencies.
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Stage 2 — Developing an offer
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Drawing up an offer in accordance with the Client’s requirements. |
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Deciding on the number of Executive Assessment participants, costs, interview schedules, conditions and reporting forms. |
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Deciding on the assessment criteria and the best-in-class profile (based on the position profile of a certain company).
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Stage 3 — Preparing for an interview and online self-assessment
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Preliminary work with the top manager (presentation and explanation of the objectives of the Executive Assessment). |
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Pre-work (managers describe their professional achievements). |
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Online self-assessment (40–60 min).
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Stage 4 — Interviews with the Partners
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Partners and assessment associates hold interviews to identify professional achievements and life events (2–3 hours). |
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Professional and personal characteristics profiles are created based on interview results.
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Stage 5 — Providing feedback and reports to the Client
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Reporting to the Client based on the Executive Assessment results. |
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Describing the correlation of the top manager’s results with the best-in-class profile and details on his/her strong points and development areas. |
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Advising on the most effective implementation of the top manager’s potential in the business, the optimal use of his/her resources and recommendations to correct current limitations.
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Stage 6 — Providing feedback to the top manager
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Providing feedback to the top manager during an individual session. |
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Providing the top manager with advice on the optimal use of resources and neutralizing limitations. |
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Describing probable areas of professional and personal development.
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*Stage 7 — Providing recommendations to the Client on developing the top manager
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Creating an individual development plan for the top manager. |
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Deciding with the Client and the top manager the schedule, costs and expected results of the development plan.
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* — As additionally agreed to with the Client.
Reports for the Client include
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The top manager’s qualifications. |
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Assessment of the top manager’s conformance to the required competencies and values. |
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Description of the top manager’s potential and a list of his/her strong points and development areas, and advice on his/her adaptation in the company.
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Practice Leader
Galina Rogozina, Partner, Head of Leadership & Talent Consulting