Hiring Without Cognitive and Work Style Data Causes Mis-Hires That Show as Burnout
Hiring managers match candidates based on skills and experience but not cognitive style, collaboration preferences, or stress response patterns. People placed in mismatched roles perform below expectations and eventually burn out or leave. Personality and cognitive assessments exist but are not integrated into standard hiring workflows.
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