July 2012

Jen Garrow's picture

How to Conduct a Structured Interview

Hiring decisions are very important. You invest a lot in an individual when you make the decision to hire them, and you need to make sure you’re making the right choice. From application to hire, there is a lot to consider when choosing your next employee.  Read more about How to Conduct a Structured Interview

Charlie Wonderlic's picture

Avoid Bias with the Structured Interview

According to the last Department of Labor report, there were 3.6 million job openings at the end of May, up slightly from April. Even with a conservative ratio of five interviews for each hire, we’re looking at over 18 million interviews taking place in the next few months! 

Bill Walker's picture

The Top 5 Changes to the GED Test for 2014

Are you curious about the new GED test scheduled for release in 2014? Take a look at our video outlining five of the most impactful changes.

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Charlie Wonderlic's picture

Why You Need More Than Just a Resume

There’s nothing like a first impression, and in the case of job applicants, that is often a resume. But let’s be honest for a second about resumes and their real value when it comes to making hiring decisions. Read more about Why You Need More Than Just a Resume

Mike Matyasik's picture

Exit Interviews Can Shed Light on Turnover

Many employers wrongfully assume the reason employees leave is because of compensation. However, a recent study by PwC shows that while compensation is one of the reasons employees leave, it is certainly not the first and only reason. Read more about Exit Interviews Can Shed Light on Turnover

Dave Arnold's picture

Criminal Background Checks vs. Integrity Testing

David Arnold discusses the pros and cons to criminal background checks and offers an alternative that can help employers screen out a higher portion of non productive employees.

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Michael Callans's picture

Student Outcomes: Action Items

Earlier this year Wonderlic teamed up with the Imagine America Foundation (IAF) to conduct the Educational Benchmark Study. This study was designed to identify the factors that influence educational outcomes. More than 3,500 students participated.  Read more about Student Outcomes: Action Items

Bob Martin's picture

Reduce Student Loan Defaults Through Education

With the increased focus on student loan repayment rates and gainful employment, it’s more important than ever that schools take an active role in ensuring their students are prepared for not only the academic responsibilities of higher ed, but the financial ones as well.

Traditionally, lenders don’t help students create a monthly budget that includes their repayment obligations, and loan amortization schedules can be just a blur of numbers that don’t reveal the true impact of interest and lengthy repayment plans. Read more about Reduce Student Loan Defaults Through Education

Jen Garrow's picture

What is a Cognitive Ability Test?

Have you ever wondered what a cognitive ability test is? This short video with Jen Garrow explains cognitive ability and why it can have such a positive impact for organizations and schools.

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Mentor Your High Risk Students

If you work with ATB and other non-traditional students, you are well aware that the odds of them dropping out are higher than with traditional students. Keeping them engaged and active in school can be an enormous challenge. If they slip behind and drop out, they’ll have more difficulty reaching their full potential, which can greatly affect their success later in life.  Read more about Mentor Your High Risk Students