L&D Teams
The question "Who needs which training?" is now answered based on data, not guesswork.
Development plans now become systematic and measurable.
We can conduct case exams with video or other content types.
For software developers, the ability to answer and run questions in 70 different code, database and AI fields via the browser.
Skills are measured with audio, video, drag-drop and matching tests.
Running simulations by connecting to remote machines for skills such as Excel and AutoCAD.
Different scoring systems for different solutions in measuring and evaluating skills.
Real life success stories
Before the store opens, Ali gives the cashier Esra the "persuasion ability" mini-test. Esra's strengths are in green on the screen; the "product storytelling" section that needs to be improved is in red. During lunch break, Esra completes a five-minute interactive scenario, and by evening closing, the store breaks a sales record. The customer satisfaction score is also 4.8/5 for the first time.
The municipality’s HR unit downloads the standard staffing report from Qulak: the communication score of civil servants who come into contact with citizens is orange on the map. Profiles suitable for the digital transformation team are marked in blue. This data is unquestionably accepted by the promotion committee—“how else could we be so fair?”
IC nurse Elif achieves a 92% success rate in the emergency response simulation; her colleague Kemal remains at 68% and immediately receives personalized "triage" training. A month later, the hospital management examines the patient feedback report: There is a double-digit increase for the first time in the heading "nurse attention."
Startup CTO Zeynep puts 20 out of 60 candidates to the algorithm test; chooses three developers with Qulak scores above 85 directly for an offer. The introductory bootcamp is again on the platform: Code review, project management, team communication. The product launch is on time, the debug list is surprisingly short.
When Murat, the risk manager, sees red areas on the "digital literacy" panel, he sets his team on a rapid learning path. After three quarters, the number of false reporting cases drops by half; and customer relationship managers achieve a 12% increase in cross-selling thanks to "reliability" simulations.
The question "Who needs which training?" is now answered based on data, not guesswork.
Development plans now become systematic and measurable.
You can support promotion, rotation, and talent development decisions with graphics, not gut instinct.
Performance evaluations are now supported by objective data.
You can find the right training path by measuring the levels of your employees.
Once the training is over, you can measure whether they have really improved.
He first solved the basic competency test in Qulak.
He had deficiencies in time management and communication within the team. The system suggested him 2 weeks of short micro content.
The same test was repeated 3 months later. His score increased by 30%.
His manager was also able to monitor his progress dashboard.
Now he is one step closer to becoming not only a hard worker but also a manager. Progress is now visible and measurable.
Each employee has different strengths and areas of development. A person's true potential is revealed through skills assessment. Working in jobs that are in line with one's competencies increases productivity and motivation.
Which skill is lacking in which area? It answers this question with data. Development plans (training, coaching, mentoring) are not "general" but "personalized". Training investments become accurate, measurable and efficient.
Individuals with high competence perform their tasks better and faster. Complementarity and cooperation within the team increase. Process errors decrease, customer satisfaction increases.
Determining leadership candidates is based on data, not intuition. Transparency and fairness are ensured in promotion decisions. High-potential employees are prevented from being overlooked.
Skill deficiencies of employees in critical positions are identified. Possible performance declines or weaknesses that may occur during a crisis are predicted. An organizational risk map can be created.
Not only the experience of the candidates but also their skill level is evaluated. Accurate recruitment is made with technical tests and situation-based assessments. It reduces recruitment time and cost.
Development is only visible when measured. Are the people you manage developing?
Request a Free DemoQulak's five powerful modules make your learning and development processes systematic, measurable and sustainable. Whether you're a new team or an advanced organization; the right module creates the right impact.
Design intern programs specific to your company, get to know and develop your potential employees before hiring.
Increase your employees' competencies and support their career paths with goal-oriented and measurable development programs.
Accelerate adaptation processes with special academies for university graduates and integrate them into your corporate culture.
Develop the capacities of volunteers and employees by creating special training programs for non-governmental organizations.
Improve brand experience by providing standard product, service and sales training for retail outlets and dealers.
Manage, track and report training that complies with sectoral and legal requirements from a central platform.
Increase knowledge sharing and expertise by establishing internal or external academies for your customers/partners.
Equip your employees with new competencies and support their professional transformation to adapt to the changing business world.
Implement training and development programs that support your corporate culture to achieve your strategic goals.
Transform your organization's learning and development processes with Qulak. Unleash your employees' potential with our personalized solutions.
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