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Hiring Insight Before the Background: The Evolution of the FMRT BRAINS Assessment 2.0

15 min · 6 de mar de 2026
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Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2309313/fan_mail/new]  In this mini episode of Mind Matters, FMRT CEO Elizabeth Morris is joined by Victoria Tumilty, Research and Business Development Specialist at The FMRT Group, to discuss the launch of BRAINS™ 2.0, the newest evolution of FMRT’s pre-screening assessment designed specifically for public safety hiring.  Together, they explore the research and development behind the updated assessment, including feedback gathered from chiefs, command staff, and background investigators across the profession.  To learn more about BRAINS™ 2.0 or schedule a walkthrough of the assessment, contact learnmore@fmrt.org.

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