Profile your best people to determine the BEST PROFILES for the job --- before you search for candidates. 
BENCHMARKING from 
 
HOW and WHY people perform so well in a job and fit so well into an organization are "key" questions that can be answered by benchmarking. Bestprofiles offers free "benchmarking" of your top performers in any job you would like to fill. This information can help you duplicate the best people for the job. It can also help you understand why they are effective before you search for candidates 

If you are looking for the best person for a particular job, bestprofiles.com offers you a free, quick and easy way to determine the primary benchmarks of high performance for that job. The internet process is automatic and you immediately get pictures (graphs) of top performance characteristics and a procedure for duplicating them in your search for candidates. 
Using the C.H.I.P.S./DISC Personality Workstyle Indicator, you can immediately determine benchmark ranges for the workstyle of your top performers. This benchmarking service is FREE. You can then discover how to use the workstyle benchmarks to find the best profiles for the job and your organization. 
 

Here is a sample picture of the C.H.I.P.S./DISC benchmarks for high performance in a sample 
job. 

Procedure for benchmarking top performance:  

  1. Download CHIPS Personality Workstyle Indicator questionnaire in either Postscript or Acrobat format.
  2. Select  three to five of the best people in the job you are trying to fill.
  3. Have the best performers take five to seven minutes to complete the questionnaire.
  4. Fill in the respondents answers on the CHIPS Benchmarking Entry Form and click the submit button.
  5. Instantly view and print the graphs of the benchmark ranges for the C.H.I.P.S./DISC Workstyle ranges of your your top performers. 
  6. Go to bestjobsusa.com data base for possible candidates....or......access bestprofiles.com website for profiling your candidates and comparing those profiles with you best profile benchmarks.
Benchmark

Adaptive Self

Core Self

Self Perspective

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Dominance  Influence  Steadiness  Compliance