CALL US
+61 2 9000 1115
E-MAIL
team@taylorwells.com.au
LOCATION
Level 8, 65 York Street Sydney 2000

Find Out How To Avoid Pricing Chaos And Strengthen Your Capability 

Develop Your Hiring Competence to Avoid Pricing Chaos

Book A Call-back Or Contact From Our Friendly Customer Service Team And Download Your Free PDF Guide Explaining All You Need To Know About How To Avoid Pricing Chaos By Hiring The Right Team


You Want A Team That Can Get Its Job Done Properly

  • Use predictive analytics, talent benchmarks, salary data, and interview guides for pricing teams
  • Excellent managers solve problems, do the technical aspects of the job and drives stakeholder alignment
  • An efficient team has self-awareness or vital pricing skills

Learn How To Avoid Pricing Chaos By Hiring The Right People

Pricing chaos begins with a sloppy hiring process. Trusting instinct alone can introduce you to the wrong people, particularly when it comes to recruiting pricing roles. What you need is a pricing analyst or manager with a wide range of expertise, skills, and competencies for your pricing project. How can you ensure that you hire the right candidate?

You should not disregard your gut instinct because it is an intrinsic and significant human strength. The wisest and most equitable course of action, however, is to employ as much evidence as feasible. We created this article to help you learn how to hire people in pricing positions correctly. Continue reading if you want to be efficient and avoid pricing chaos.

 

Find Out How Hiring The Best Talent Can Boost Function Performance By 15%

What Are The Attributes Of The Best Pricing Manager?

We understand that pricing can be a challenging profession to capture. A good pricing analyst or pricing manager must have strong numerical, financial, and commercial skills. 

Our screening and assessment process is solely for pricing professionals, ensuring that you have a thorough understanding of a candidate’s skill set, strengths, and weaknesses before the offer stage. 

What Do You Mean By Assessments Of Pricing Analyst Skills?

We are aware that pricing can be a tricky profession to pigeon hole. A good pricing analyst or pricing manager must have excellent numeric, financial as well as commercial skillsets. Stakeholder manager is also vital – as price, and how to charge for services is of vital interest to all business areas – from marketing and sales to finance and operations.

Our testing and assessment methodology is purely focused on pricing professionals and ensures you will have a deep understanding of a candidates skillsets, strengths and also weaknesses prior to offer stage.

});