Company
DecisionSky began developing the DecisionSky test in 2007. Early versions started to emerge and evolve by the end of 2008 and a fully functional version of the test was being used in real implementations and live hiring situations by the middle of 2009. Since then, the DecisionSky test has been used and evaluated in its initial version at several organizations where in 2010 the collection of a year and a half of data has shown the DecisionSky test to be more predictive of actual realized employee success than resume metrics such as GPA, SAT, GMAT, or school attended. In addition, the DecisionSky test proved to be significantly more predictive of employee success than was a hiring process that used both resume screening and a series of case interviews.
Leadership
Bryan Corey
Founder
bryan.corey@decisionsky.com
Bryan Corey is the Founder of DecisionSky, a firm focused exclusively on the assessment of problem solving and decision making skills in business environments and expanding individuals’ core capabilities in these areas. The DecisionSky testing tool is designed to assist firms making hiring decisions better understand the depth of a candidate’s skills in business-oriented problem solving and decision making situations.
Prior to forming DecisionSky, Bryan worked both in the Investment Banking Division of Goldman, Sachs & Co. and more recently at The Blackstone Group in their Mergers and Acquisitions practice. Bryan has also served as a consultant to Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), a New York City based non-profit organization chaired by Robert Rubin, and has taught sections on Decision Making and Problem Solving at the Columbia University School of Continuing Education.
Bryan studied previously in the PhD Program for Behavioral Decision Making at Columbia University. He received his MBA in the field of Decision Processes from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania where he was awarded Wharton’s top academic honor of Palmer Scholar. Bryan did his undergraduate studies at Yale University in Economics where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude and was also a member of the Men’s Lacrosse team where he became Yale’s first men’s lacrosse Academic All-American.
