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Capella University
PSY FPX 6710 Principles of Industrial/Organizational Psychology
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In my current workplace, there is a necessity to promote two care management coordinators to the position of senior care management coordinators as I prepare for my promotion to team supervisor. The role of a senior care management coordinator entails leading and guiding staff, managing complex cases, and executing tasks typical of a care management coordinator. Key skills sought in candidates include effective communication and interaction with patients and families from diverse cultural backgrounds, multitasking abilities, and the capacity to handle stretch assignments such as training new hires and managing existing caseloads. Additionally, essential attributes include organizational skills, teamwork, leadership, decision-making, and self-management.
Three standardized tests identified as beneficial for screening job candidates are the Adaptive Employee Personality Test, Work Personality Inventory, and Caliper Profile. The Adaptive Employee Personality Test evaluates prospective employees and can identify areas for development. The Work Personality Inventory assesses motives, cognitive styles, and attitude drivers in the workplace. The Caliper Profile measures candidates across various dimensions, including leadership, communication, decision-making, and self-management.
Structured interview questions have been developed to thoroughly evaluate candidates:
Multitasking and Time Management | Leadership Experience | Unique Qualities and Fit for the Role |
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Decision-making and Team Support | Collaboration on Complex Cases | Morale Boosting and Crisis Management |
Flexibility and Overtime | Leadership Style | Support for Colleagues in Unsafe Situations |
Career Aspirations | Maintaining Team Morale | Supporting Struggling Colleagues |
Organizational Skills | Staying Current with Resources | Crisis Support for Members and Colleagues |
These questions are designed to assess various competencies and experiences relevant to the role.
The tests are intended to differentiate candidates based on their behavioral traits, cognitive styles, attitudes, and work-related competencies. Each test offers unique insights into an individual’s potential contributions and suitability for the position.
Ethical considerations in testing include avoiding personal questions, respecting candidate privacy, and refraining from imposing personal beliefs. It is crucial to maintain confidentiality to prevent discrimination based on personal information shared during the interview process.
The Adaptive Employee Personality Test, Work Personality Inventory, and Caliper Profile provide valuable insights for screening job candidates. It is essential to uphold ethical considerations throughout the process. A structured interview process enhances objectivity and effectiveness in candidate evaluation.
Hawley, J. K., & Rouse, S. V. (2021). Adaptive Employee Personality Test. The Twenty-First Mental Measurements Yearbook.
Leung, S. A., & Zedeck, S. (2017). Work Personality Inventory [Edition 2.0]. The Twentieth Mental Measurements Yearbook.
PSI Services LLC. (2022). The Caliper Profile. https://www.psionline.com/assessments/thecaliper-profile
Tenn Care. (2022). Tenn Care Structure Behavioral Interview.
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