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TALENT ASSESSMENT

Behavioral assessment that cuts bad-hire risk by 90%

Most questionnaires tell you what someone is like. Ours tells you what they will deliver, how well, and where they will struggle, on the strongest evidence base in the market. 

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THE EVIDENCE

Why it outperforms

Every questionnaire on the market claims to predict performance.

These are the numbers behind ours.

1 in 5

 The odds of a mis-hire. Make that 1 in 50 with a behavioral assessment powered by Wave®. 

27/30

Independent test review score from the British Psychological Society.

65%

Better at identifying key leadership traits, helping organizations identify potential more accurately.

Why it works

What makes this behavioral assessment different

 Three differences you notice in the decisions you make, and in the conversations that follow. 

Talent and motive together

Most questionnaires tell you what someone is good at. This one also reads what they want to do more of. The gap between the two is where development conversations get useful, because a manager stops guessing what will motivate someone and starts with what already does. 

Strongest predictor of performance

Predictive validity is how closely a score tracks what a person actually goes on to do at work. Ours leads the market and has been independently reviewed by the British Psychological Society. The numbers sit on the science page, if your team would rather check than take our word for it. 

Answers you can trust

Candidates rate each statement, then rank the ones they scored the same. Claiming to be strong at everything forces a trade-off, so what comes back is closer to the truth. 

Run it on a role you are hiring

 Book a demo, bring a live vacancy, and we will show you the profile, the ranked candidates and the report the hiring manager would open. Then you can decide whether the 90% is worth your time. 
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BUILT FOR EVERY LEVEL

Match the read to the role level

Same science at three depths. Powered by Wave®. 

Early careers and high-volume entry roles. About six minutes, and enough to show how someone will work before they have a track record to point at. 

 

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ACROSS THE LIFECYCLE

From resume screening to leadership development

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Screening at volume

Thousands of applicants, AI distortion, and no time to interview your way through them all. Saville Screener sifts the top of the funnel in two minutes per candidate, ranking everyone against the role rather than against the keywords in their resume. The shortlist that survives then gets the full assessment. 

 

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Senior appointments

The hires where the cost of getting it wrong can go far beyond the financial implications. The deepest read shows what a leader will drive, where they will strain, and what that does to the team under them. 

 

PROVEN RESULTS

What changes on the ground

Integrations

Assessment where your team already works

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Help & Support

Frequently asked questions

If it is not here, ask us. You will get a fast response from an expert member of the team. 

A behavioral assessment, sometimes called a personality assessment, measures how someone works: how they solve problems, influence others, adapt and deliver. Ours goes further than most by reading motive as well as ability, so you see what a person will do at work, not only what they are capable of.

Get Started

Bring us a role you are hiring for

Tell us the role and the level. We will show you what the assessment would say about your shortlist.

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