We therefore focus on the job holder's personality and willingness to take on responsibility. With our special audits, we offer a tailor-made tool to find the best individuals to tackle the tasks at hand.
We ask about potential for improvement, possible obstacles to implementation, and skills for agile quality management. Through LLC's executive interview process, we have developed an approach in which management can be systematically involved in the company's strategic considerations and, at the same time, puts the willingness to participate and professional performance to the test. The goal is to evaluate managers' potential and to recognize the skills of high achievers.
By potential, we mean the ability to develop, focused on the future. If opportunities are not utilized to their fullest, potential is underdeveloped. With LLC's executive interview process, we do not simply identify potential at an assessment center level but go far beyond just evaluating and selecting upper managers and executives. An executive interview is generally conducted by two senior LLC partners and typically takes seven hours per candidate. Crucially, it includes a comprehensive assessment with a personality analysis and robust research on each subject's developmental potential. This also covers detailed, structured, and differentiated feedback to participants as well as a catalog of measures to address any areas for improvement identified. Identifying bottlenecks, risks and structural errors even quicker creates a competitive advantage. In an initial round, we prepare prospects for the audit, organize the audit and check the result. As experienced experts from companies and universities, you can expect us to value and recognize those who shape the processes.
Managers with a high level of affinity to the company, offering inspiration and enthusiasm, as well as a strong inclination to innovate, are in demand. A realistic view of technological challenges is essential, and by no means trivial. On past experience, around 80 percent of all change projects in companies fail – a shockingly high rate. This is mainly thanks to the challenges executives face in the "age of innovation". Managers simply have to be highly qualified because unqualified managers usually attract unqualified employees – with all the negative consequences that entails.
Companies that focus on innovation, on the other hand, attract "young professionals enthusiastic about innovation" who tackle challenges head-on. This insight is taken as a given but requires in-depth knowledge of each individual's situation. In today's world, executives, specialists, management hopefuls ask questions and demand answers. They are mindful of sustainability, take on ecological challenges and question a company's culture and value system.