FAQs
What is the primary role of the Director, Performance Enablement and Assessments?
The primary role involves the strategic development and oversight of the Performance Enablement practice and key employee assessment tools to enhance employee performance, evaluate applicants, guide internal talent decisions, and ensure targeted development planning.
What qualifications are required for the position?
Candidates should have relevant Human Resources and/or Talent & Development experience, with a degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology or a related field being advantageous. Direct experience in developing assessment and performance management strategies in a global context is also preferred.
What assessment tools will I be working with in this role?
You will work with a variety of external assessment tools including Hogan, Raven’s, Adept-15, Logical Reasoning measures, and structured interviews conducted by assessment specialists.
How does this role collaborate with other teams within the company?
The role requires collaboration with key stakeholders to align assessment tools with organizational needs, oversight of deployment and integration of new resources, and working with external vendors and internal partners on validation efforts.
Is there an opportunity for professional growth in this position?
Yes, this position offers leadership opportunities that propel your professional journey and allow you to lead impactful, strategic initiatives across the organization.
What is the annual incentive percentage for this role?
The annual incentive reference value percentage for this role is 30%.
What skills are emphasized for this position?
Essential skills include performance management, strategic thinking, conducting assessments, talent development, data-driven insights, and exceptional stakeholder management.
Will I be involved in the training and support of assessment tools?
Yes, you will provide strategic oversight and guidance for the development of training and support materials for HR and management teams on the usage and interpretation of assessment tools.
What kind of work culture can I expect?
The work culture emphasizes strategic thinking, collaboration, problem-solving, and continuous improvement, fostering a high-performance and development-driven environment.
Are there any specific project management skills required for this position?
Yes, a strong track record in project management, including developing detailed project plans, clear timelines, and resource allocation strategies to minimize risks is essential.