A criterion validation study with the Florida Highway State Patrol shows a very strong relationship between scores on the CritiCall Pre-employment tests and job performance in an emergency 911 dispatch environment. [view the press release] Biddle Consulting Group recently conducted a study that demonstrated CritiCall test scores are a strong Continue Reading...
911 Dispatchers Can Role-Play and Rehearse Emergency Call Scenarios with Their Computers Before Taking a Live 911 Call
CritiCall Testing Software, the leading 911 dispatcher testing program for the US and Canada, is pleased to announce the release of its TactiCall 911 software designed to automate the role-playing aspect of a 911 dispatcherā€™s ongoing training. Folsom, California (PRWEB) August 23, 2013 Whenever a citizen is in a position to reach out to a 911 Continue Reading...
Working Together: Biddle Consulting Group & NEOGOV
In this video, Biddle CEO Dan Biddle and NEOGOV President Scott Letourneau discuss the benefits of our new partnership and specifically what it means to clients. With Biddle Consulting Group and NEOGOV working together, public and private organizations are offered a fully integrated HR solution. Our partnership integrates Insight - NEOGOV's Continue Reading...
Dispatcher Applicant Gives Feedback About CritiCall
We receive a lot of great feedback from employers who use our pre-employment testing software. It's not everyday, though, that we hear from a job applicant about our pre-employment testing. Today we received this wonderful email from a dispatcher applicant who took the CritiCall exam. The e-mail address, agency, and name have been removed for Continue Reading...
New Website for CritiCall 911 Dispatcher Testing Software
We just launched a brand new website for our CritiCall 911 Dispatcher Testing Software. Take a look! www.CritiCall911.com What is the CritiCall 911 Dispatcher Testing Software? CritiCall is a software that helps public-safety and private dispatch agencies save time and money by reducing turnover. Research indicates that 80% of newly-hired Continue Reading...
