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Discusses costeffectiveness of assessment centres AC in terms ofpredictive power, utility and financial benefit. Reports a case studyfrom the Ford Motor Company of an AC where different instruments wereused at different stages in a system. Points to implications for HRprofessionals. Concludes that it is costeffective practice to validateACs, dangerous to rely on traditional utility analysis formulae, andthat selection procedures should be addressed as systems.
Personnel Review – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1992
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