A Brief Survey on Talent Acquisition Experience
Over the past three years, we've been researching the talent acquisition landscape — specifically the gap between interview performance and on-the-job outcomes.
We're gathering data from business leaders and hiring managers about their actual hiring experiences. This isn't a diagnostic tool or an assessment. It's a fact-gathering exercise.
The Survey
10 questions. 2-3 minutes.
No jargon. No leading questions. Just your experience.
What we're asking:
How many people you've hired recently
What methods you used
What happened after you hired them
What you've observed over time
Why we're asking:
We're validating research that suggests certain patterns exist across industries — specifically around post-hire performance gaps that weren't visible during interviews. Your experience matters, regardless of whether it aligns with our findings or contradicts them.
What Happens After
If your experience matches the patterns we're researching — specifically around traits like frustration tolerance, momentum capacity, self-correction, and ownership that emerge after hiring — you'll see information about our approach to talent acquisition. If you're interested in learning more, you can schedule a conversation.
If your experience doesn't match those patterns, we'll simply thank you for your time and input.
Either way, your data helps us understand what's actually happening in the hiring landscape.
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Talent Acquisition Survey
We're gathering data from business leaders about their hiring experiences over the past 18 months.
This survey asks about your recent hiring activity, the methods you used, what happened after you made offers, and what you observed over time.
Your responses help us understand whether the patterns we're seeing in our research exist broadly or are isolated to specific contexts.
10 questions. 2-3 minutes. No jargon.
Survey Results
Thank you for sharing your experience
Contact: mike@peaktcs.com
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