Find the Best Talent for Your Event Management Needs
Behind every successful event is an Event Coordinator with strong organization and interpersonal and communication skills - someone who can thrive in a fast-paced environment. This person is responsible for planning and executing a range of events including promotional, business or social events.
Available on Request
Psychometric,Aptitude
0-2 years
Moderate
Event Coordinator, Event Organizer, Event Associate
English UAE, English Global, English India
Inside This Assessment
Key Profiles the test is useful for:
- Event Coordinator
- Event Organizer
- Event Associate
- Any other Entry Level Event Management Role
Use this test for:
- Recruitment and selection of the right candidate for an Event Management profile
- Identifying gaps and preparing your Event Management Coordinators/Organizers
- Talent maximization
- Identifying areas of training and development
Section Details:
| Mettl Personality Profiler | Assesses the candidate's behavioral competencies required for an Event Management role and is based on the Big Five Model of Personality. |
| Cognitive Ability | Assess the candidate’s aptitude to see how he/she applies himself/herself in situations for an Event Management role. |
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2. Can we determine the appropriate levels of behaviors required for a specific job role in an organization?
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3. Will your assessment score candidates who are applying for jobs appropriately?
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5. How do we determine the thresholds for the proficiency levels for a norm group?
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6. How are norms decided for MPP?
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7. What if the reports generated for the psychometric assessments differ from the actual behavior, attitude or aptitude of the person?
We have taken all necessary steps to reduce the possibility of test takers trying to present themselves in a socially desirable manner. For example, the test follows a ‘semantic differential’ format, which makes it hard to ‘guess’ the appropriate response. Additionally, the items are presented in a format that requires one to consciously think about one's preferences and then choose a more ‘desirable’ statement. The tool also identifies specific patterns of the responses and can indicate if candidates attempt to respond dishonestly.
