Performia Client Story - Back In Motion - Performance Hiring Training

22 Dec 2020 · 4 min
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In this client testimonial, Rush (Director) and Shah (Practice Manager) of Back in Motion Balwyn discuss how the COVID‑19 pandemic caused staff turnover, reduced client flow, and forced the clinic to rethink its hiring and team standards. Through a referral from another director, they connected with Performia, completed a discovery session with Negar, and enrolled in Performia’s Performance Hiring Training. The training, delivered via videos, PDFs, and supervisor calls, taught them to replace gut‑based hiring decisions with a structured, data‑driven process that collects and analyses objective candidate information. Shah describes how this approach reduced bias, improved candidate selection, and even reshaped how they manage existing staff to maximize performance. Both express strong confidence in the new methodology and view the training as a pivotal improvement they wish they had adopted earlier.

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