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What is Bloom's Field Performance Index?
The Field Performance Index is Bloom's structured vetting method for green-industry leadership hires. It is an eight-factor read on the two things that actually matter, whether a candidate can do the work and whether they will stay, scored consistently rather than off a gut feel from one good interview. It turns a hiring decision into evidence, so a short list is ranked on the traits that predict performance in the field.
Most hiring goes wrong because it leans on a polished interview and a clean resume, neither of which tells you how someone runs a route, holds a crew, or weathers a season. The Index looks past presentation at the operating traits that separate a leader who compounds a location from one who quietly leaks margin.
Because Bloom applies the same eight factors to every candidate in a search, the slate is comparable and the recommendation is defensible. To an employer it is rigorous vetting and scoring; to a candidate it is how Bloom matches you to roles where you will actually thrive.
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Is the Field Performance Index a personality test?
No. It is a structured read on real operating ability and staying power, built from evidence about how a candidate performs in the field, not a generic psychometric quiz.
How does scoring help an employer?
It makes the short list comparable and the recommendation defensible. You see why each finalist ranks where they do, on the factors that predict performance, not on who interviewed best.
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