Consider the requirements of the role you are hiring for, and rate each work behavior listed below:
Level at Job Entry: What level of prior skill/experience is needed on the first day of the job?
Importance: How important is this work behavior for successful job performance?
Frequency: How often is this behavior performed on this job?
Leading & Deciding
Skilled at influencing others, as well as facilitating and driving team and individual efforts toward goals and objectives.
Supporting & Cooperating
Skilled at being respectful, supportive, and working effectively with others.
Interacting & Presenting
Skilled at interacting and communicating socially, and at persuading others across organizational levels.
Analyzing & Interpreting
Skilled at identifying problems, analyzing them effectively, and generating strategic solutions.
Creating & Conceptualizing
Skilled at seeking and being open to new ideas and experiences, as well as at approaching and solving problems creatively.
Organizing & Executing
Skilled at planning, organizing, starting and monitoring work, as well as working to achieve performance standards.
Adapting & Coping
Skilled at responding to changes and effectively managing stress.
Enterprising & Performing
Skilled at focusing on achieving work goals and creating business success.
Openness to Experience
Tendency to be curious, creative, original, and open to new ideas.
Conscientiousness
Tendency to be achievement oriented, dependable, and organized.
Extraversion
Tendency to be outgoing, sociable, and to seek social settings.
Agreeableness
Tendency to be friendly, sensitive and trusting.
Grit
Tendency to maintain one's effort and interest over time, especially in the face of difficulty and setbacks.
Enthusiasm
Tendency to express excitement and interest regarding the work.
Empathy
Tendency to exhibit understanding and compassion towards the feelings and experiences of others.
Proactiveness
Tendency to anticipate future needs and take initiative.