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About Hannah Vallance

Hannah Vallance is a British Psychological Society Chartered Occupational Psychologist with twenty years’ experience specialising in assessing talent and developing potential for UK Fire & Rescue Services. She supports both applicants and organisations to find the best occupational fit, facilitating positive workplace behaviours and enhanced performance.

10 Centre Manager responsibilities you may not have known about

To many, it looks like a centre manager’s main role is to control confidential materials, keep everyone to timetable and to check of assessor output, and this is often the case. To get the most from the role however, here are a few of the responsibilities you may be less aware of. The centre manager [...]

10 Centre Manager responsibilities you may not have known about2020-05-01T11:38:59+00:00

Are feedback reports all much the same?

A feedback report can tell you where there are key weaknesses in your organisation, and it can help you work out a development plan to improve the performance of your team..

Are feedback reports all much the same?2020-05-01T11:36:40+00:00

Could the On-line ADC work for your organisation?

Most organisations are clued up about the benefits of an Assessment and Development Centre in terms of validity of results and comprehensiveness of assessment. What many baulk at is the costs. It stands to reason that to run an ADC you need to purchase the exercises and assessor and role-player time. It’s the hidden costs [...]

Could the On-line ADC work for your organisation?2017-05-19T11:01:43+00:00

Assessment/ Development Centres- can you manage without them?

The easy answer is yes, of course. How you choose to select staff for entry level recruitment, promotion or further development has to suit your organisation, and some don’t feel that an assessment centre (AC) is necessary. However, if you examine the issue more closely, there can be more to consider. With both scientific research [...]

Assessment/ Development Centres- can you manage without them?2017-05-19T11:01:43+00:00

Should your company be a fan of Job Simulations?

A Job Simulation is a ‘mock’ exercise, one that replicates key aspects of the role or level (e.g. supervisor). The job simulation doesn’t have to be exactly like the role (there’s far too much to most jobs to cram into one exercise!) but it will reflect key elements of it. For instance, if a core [...]

Should your company be a fan of Job Simulations?2017-05-19T11:01:43+00:00

Competencies or values- which framework works best?

Most successful organisations use competency and/or values frameworks to set expectations on preferred behaviour and attitudes of staff. But what is the difference? Is one better than the other? How should they be used? Can they be wrongly used? The difference between values and competencies? Values- these are the beliefs over what is important or [...]

Competencies or values- which framework works best?2017-05-19T11:01:43+00:00
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