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5. Presented By Ryan Heinl, Senior Consultant Development Dimensions International DEFINING SUCCESSFUL HIRES BY DEVELOPING METRICS WITH KEY STAKEHOLDERS

10. My Experience 100+ testing implementations

12. Measuring Success

13. Retention… The Compelling Business Case Source: 2005 DDI Selection Forecast

21. Think Holistically The Complete Success Profile What people know Mech Engineer Degree Aviation Mechanics What people have done Lead major projects Working across countries What people can do Decision Making Planning and Org Communication Coaching Who people are Challenge seekers Interpersonal motive Creative

22. Assemble the Tools Experience Technical achievements University Diploma Technical Knowledge Building Partnerships Planning and Organizing Competencies Initiative Thinking and reasoning Personal Attributes Interview Testing Screening Success Profile

24. Process Opportunities

25. Vacant Positions Cost Money

31. Ramp-Up Time EXAMPLE 90 days to reach acceptable performance = $250,000 Reduce time to productivity to 30 days (QH Indicator) Cost Savings = $125,000 per position Training success (QH Indicator) - Leading indicator of time to productivity reduction - Rapid application of learning to the job

32. On-Boarding Is the Key

34. Productivity EXAMPLE Acceptable engineer – Portfolio $1million per yr High performing engineer – Portfolio of $1.4 million per yr Hire 10 more high performing engineers = Additional $4 million Can be tracked through productivity metrics Hypothesis testing – Overall productivity level

38. Quality of Hire Balanced Scorecard – Pivotal Roles

39. Set Your Expectations

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