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1. Bitrix24 Even though Bitrix24 is used by over 200,000 companies, it’s mostly unknown to HR professionals. Perhaps, because its HR tools ( employee directory, employee self service portal, shared calendars, absence management, onboarding and engagement ) are hidden away.  Do take a day or two to explore Bitrix24, because it’s a hidden HR gem. Free – 12 users/5GB 2. ScheduleHead.com As you might have guessed from the name, ScheduleHead is a free online employee scheduling service. The free version is limited to 75 employees and uses email as the only way to notify them about their work shifts. The paid version also lets you notify employees about scheduled shifts via text messages. 3. iDoneThis.com iDoneThis is a free workreport software. It sends your employees daily reminders to fill out a short form about what they’ve done. At the end of the day supervisor sees what each subordinate has done. As easy as that. Free – solo, after that it’s $5/employee/month 4. W...

1. Activity Log You've probably seen that button on your cover photo labeled "Activity Log," but unless you're a Facebook power user you probably haven't explored this tool. It shows you every activity you do on Facebook, whether it's liking a photo, posting a status, or updating your information. You can even filter by type of activity to make it more targeted. 2. Ad Create Tool Facebook gives you a host of tools to make sure your business's ads are well made and prominently placed, starting with the Ad Create tool. You select a goal for promoting your business or page (like more page likes, increased app engagement, etc.) and the Ad Create tool automatically selects the right combination of ads to help you reach it. 3. App Center You've been playing Candy Crush for months, but do you use Open Table's Facebook app to book a reservation? Or use the Spotify app to share your playlists with friends? If you want to browse new games...

This article was created by a professional writer and edited by experienced copy editors, both qualified members of the Demand Media Studios community. All articles go through an editorial process that includes subject matter guidelines, plagiarism review, fact-checking, and other steps in effort to provide reliable information. Articles by By JOHN S, eHow Contributor updated: January 13, 2011 An assessment is a diagnostic process that measures an individual's behaviors, motivators, attitudes and competencies. Assessment tools comprise various instruments and procedures. These tools are largely used in educational institutions, nonprofit organizations and in the corporate world too. The success of designing and developing assessment tools is brought about by using scientific methods to do so. Instructions 1 Develop assessment tools with the candidates to be assessed in mind . Different scenarios call for different tools and modes of evaluation. Ensure that the instruments and p...