Hire To Succeed

Is your hiring process bringing in the right talent or just more resumes?

The Problem

Hiring decisions often go wrong despite the best intentions. Decisions based on gut feel, unconscious biases, or incomplete information lead to two costly errors: hiring someone who does not fit the role or organization, or rejecting someone who actually would. These missteps hurt performance, culture, and long-term growth.

What people say they do has no relation to what they actually do

People may not reveal their real motives and abilities

There are two systems working in your brain

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The brain can be lazy and prefers to rely on gut decisions

The Solution

Behavioral Event Interviewing (BEI) offers a more reliable path. Rather than relying on impressions, BEI uses structured questions grounded in past behavior—one of the strongest predictors of future performance. When applied purposefully, this shifts hiring from intuition-driven risks to objective, bias-resistant decisions based on real evidence.

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How it Works

Hire to Succeed is a fully online, experiential certification program that embeds BEI skills through immersive simulation and learner engagement tools. Here’s how it equips leaders and hiring managers to make better hires:

Define Key Competencies

Identify what success looks like for the specific role—clarifying the critical competencies you need.

Define Key Competencies

Identify what success looks like for the specific role—clarifying the critical competencies you need.

Design Behavioral Questions

Map those competencies to the right BEI-style questions to probe real behavioral evidence.

Design Behavioral Questions

Map those competencies to the right BEI-style questions to probe real behavioral evidence.

Evaluate Objectively

Assess candidates on their demonstrated behaviors rather than gut reactions—supporting fairness and reducing bias.

Evaluate Objectively

Assess candidates on their demonstrated behaviors rather than gut reactions—supporting fairness and reducing bias.

Probe Effectively

Learn how to dig deeper when answers feel surface-level — or when your intuition demands validation.

Probe Effectively

Learn how to dig deeper when answers feel surface-level — or when your intuition demands validation.