DNLA - Discovering Natural Latent Abilities
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A tool designed to uncover potential and foster talent development within the organization!
100000
Benchmarking data
Why DNLA
An objective and reliable method
The DNLA methodology includes over 100,000 data points for benchmarking, which makes this method objective, valid, and reliable. We perform a scientifically based assessment that indicates a person's current potential through two types of questionnaires:
Social competence questionnaire for the assessment of 17 social competencies, which include motivation for achievement, interpersonal relationships, desire for success, and the ability to cope with stress.
Leadership skills questionnaire for the assessment of 25 key factors in the field of leadership, cooperation and reaching agreements, and entrepreneurial tendencies.
The questionnaire can also be used during talent acquisition to significantly reduce the percentage of inconsistencies and wrong selections. In that case, it's a good idea to take our tracking service as well. Through the monitoring of candidates, we measure the change in potential and the improvement of work performance after 3-6 months (until the end of the trial period), and we give feedback to candidates with advice for personal improvement.
WIDE USE
DNLA services
DNLA social competencies
It enables the assessment of the current development of 17 social competencies from 4 key areas:
- achievement dynamics
- interpersonal relationships
- commitment to success
- stress capacity.
DNLA managerial competencies
Through a self-assessment questionnaire, it facilitates the evaluation of the current development of 25 managerial competencies across 3 key areas:
- leadership qualities
- cooperation & consensus
- entrepreneurial Spirit
DNLA sales competencies
Identifies key sales competencies, as well as the potential for assuming sales positions.
Ideal for evaluating candidates for Sales Representative or Key Account Manager positions since it targets 6 key factors:
- Rapport
- Attention
- Analysis
- Quote
- Review
- Closure