The behavioural science behind Teamscope

Learn more about the decision science and psychological frameworks Teamscope tools are based on.

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Behavioural science and hiring

Subjectivity and bias in hiring decisions

A repeatable, evidence-based decision-making process is the only way to control for bias when hiring.

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The cost of bad executive hires

As a result of high turnover, leaders struggle to retain and find the right people, resulting in steep financial costs.

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The role of behavioural science in data-driven hiring

Research shows that the underlying constructs of an individual's behaviour determine a candidate's suitability for a role. Learn more.

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Models and frameworks

Fit theory in practice

Understanding where diversity or fit is more important is an essential part of hiring, especially at an executive level. Learn more.

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Competence at work

Systematically defining a job's critical competencies is an objective way to shortlist and evaluate candidates. Learn more.

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The Big 5 Personality model

Using personality metrics in hiring gives you an objective understanding of an individual's traits and preferences. Learn more.

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Schwartz's theory of universal values

The science of values helps you identify motivators, attitude-drivers, and the type of work environments your employees would thrive in.

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