Matt Grove
Principal Consultant & Trainer
Hiring managers
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Predicting Success℠Interviewer and hiring manager trainingInterviewer TrainingRaise the interviewing barHiring Manager TrainingFor managers who hire oftenRecruiters
Recruiter TrainingThe corporate recruiter hubTalent Advisor TrainingBecome a strategic advisorImprove quality
Better interviews and debriefsEvidence over gut feelReduce mis-hiresStop the expensive mistakesSpeed and capacity
Recruiter productivityMore output from the same teamHiring manager enablementGet managers doing their partServices
TA Strategy & ProcessAudit and redesign how hiring worksHiring Bar & Bar RaisersAgree what good looks like, then hold itTA Leader CoachingSupport for TA leadersEVP & Employer BrandWhy the people you want should joinHiring Standards & Interview GuidesThe artefacts your interviewers actually usePrincipal Consultant & Trainer
The scorecards, guides and rubrics your interviewers will open, instead of the framework nobody reads.
Most teams adopt the format and skip the part that makes it work. The gap is almost always the debrief.
Behavioural questions tied to the competencies that matter, and how to tell the difference before the loop starts.
A structure that surfaces disagreement early instead of letting the most confident voice in the room decide.