Beyond the Resume: How Scientifically Selecting your People Strategically Impact
Published December 4, 2014
Holly Olson, Senior Research Associate
Paul Marsolek, Client Lead, Talent Plus
This webinar reviews the latest white paper from The Beryl Institute – The Power of Selection and the Use of Talent in Driving Exceptional Patient Experience. Presenters will discuss how the identification, acquisition and engagement of good people cannot be left to chance. Participants will walk away with an enhanced appreciation about the research that shows when you take the time to hire beyond skills to innate talents of the individual, you have a better opportunity for positive outcomes.
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