Using the Kolbe Test as a Crystal Ball
Presented by Tim Davis, Director of Operations
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Using the Kolbe Test as a Crystal Ball Presented by Tim Davis, Director of Operations The Basics: The K e Kolbe A A Tes est: t: Quick: 15 min. or less Results: Instant and easy to analyze Measures: This test measures a
Presented by Tim Davis, Director of Operations
The K e Kolbe A A Tes est: t:
person’s natural instincts, not job skill
Is it it alw lways r rig ight? Absolutely not. See if they agree with the video. Wha hat a are c e common r reaso sons ns for a a “flawed ed” t tes est? They took too long or overthought the test.
The AMOUNT of information they feel like they need to have to feel knowledgeable on a topic.
Is there an ideal score?
There are some solid ranges to use, depending on the position. Is there a “dangerous” score? A 1 or 2 is concerning; and a 9 or 10 would be a very slow ramp up if new to the industry. 10 8 6 4 3 1 High F Fact F Find nder er Resu sult Mea eans: s:
can speak about a topic.
Mid Rang nge F e Fact Find nder er R Resul sult M Means: s:
speaking about a topic
Low F Fact ct F Finder r Result:
How well a person can organize, their ability to take action and follow through with tasks.
Is there an ideal score?
There are some solid ranges to use, depending on the position. Is there a “dangerous” score? A 1 or 2 is concerning. 10 8 6 4 3 1 High Fo h Follow T Thru M u Means ns:
months ago … well I got it shipped from …” Mid d Range Fo Follow T Thru u Means ns:
will not drive through snow to do it!
Low F Follow T Thr hru R Resul sult:
they’ll get back with you
A person’s willingness to take risk and put themselves out there.
Is there an ideal score?
There are some solid ranges to use, depending on the position. Is there a “dangerous” score? Only if you have this person in the wrong position for their instincts. 10 8 6 4 3 1 High Q Quick ck Start rt Me Means:
met this amazing person in line.” Mid Rang nge Q e Qui uick S Start Mea eans: s:
the party
grocery store.” Low Q Qui uick S Start R Resul sult:
comfortable being around.
record time.”
How much does this person like to create and do things with their hands.
Is there an ideal score?
We almost always want a low implementor score for the insurance industry. Is there a “dangerous” score? Anything above a 6 would likely be a bad fit in the industry. 10 8 6 4 3 1 High I Impl plem emen entor Mea eans: s:
typically fall here
Mid Rang nge I e Impl plem ementor M Means: s:
Low I Impl plem emen entor Resu sult:
draw things
weekend … it was awful.”
Quick Start; Fact Finder; Follow Thru
Fact Finder; Follow Thru; Quick Start
Wanting a reasonable level
knowledgeable; quick start is key for outbound sales; Follow Thru varies based on agency service setup Need both strong fact finder and follow thru skills. Quick Start varies on importance based on account rounding requirements. Follow Thru; Quick Start; Fact Finder A high follow thru score is
for inbound leads and
secondary skill.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Fact Finder Follow Thru Quick Start Implementor Wants to know the basic information, not much else. Tries to stay
probably a bit of a struggle. Absolutely great at making connections and meeting new people
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CSRs/Account Managers: PL: 8-8-3-2 CL: 7-5-3-6 PL: 8-7-3-2 CL: 7-6-3-4 PL: 8-7-2-5 CL: 8-7-2-4 Managers: Back office: 8-5-3-4 Front office: 6-5-7-3 Sales Team: Outside/Cold Inside/Referrals 6-5-7-3 8-6-2-4 5-3-8-2 8-7-2-3 5-4-7-5 6-7-3-4 6-5-7-3
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1) Send a request to Tim Davis: Timothyd@viaa4u.com 2) Receive email template and link to send to potential hire (or current employee) 3) Whomever takes the test should forward their results to you 4) Schedule a call with Tim to discuss the results
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