Power and Utilities

Digital Talent Assessment | Power and Utilities

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Type of Assessments:

Situational Judgment: Estimate candidates’ behavioral response in the workplace by prompting them with realistic problem solving scenarios encountered on the job.
Personal Attributes: Examines candidates’ individual personality profile along xx key dimensions to predict their potential fit within a specific role.
Basic Work Skills Assessment: Evaluates candidates’ common sense understanding of the most fundamental safety, service, and performance skills needed to succeed on Day 1.
Interactive Scenario: Video game quality test of a candidate’s real-world problem solving in an immersive game environment

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Case Scenario

Nuclear Power Reactor Operator, Power Plant Operators, Power Distributors and Dispatchers

General Job Description

Generating, distributing, and managing the supply of electricity, water, gas, and other essential utilities.

Key Traits this Assessment Measures

ADAPTABILITY OR FLEXIBILITY:

Tendency to being open to change and different approaches or ideas, adjust one’s behavior or strategies while remaining open-minded in various situations in the workplace.

Dependability:

Tendency to be punctual, responsible, and reliable by following through and completing tasks with a sense of duty, and consistently perform work according to expectations.

ATTENTION TO DETAIL:

Tendency to careful review small details and verify work for accuracy and completion, identify potential errors or inconsistencies, and ensure high-quality work.

Stress Tolerance:

Tendency to accept criticism and perform well under heavy workload, time pressure, or during other stressful situations by quickly recovering and becoming productive following stressful episodes.

Integrity:

Tendency to act honestly and adhere to ethical principles and values, maintain confidentiality when required, and demonstrate a strong sense of moral character.