BeyondBoundariesACSG2026
Green Leadership and the Future of Assessment Centers: Insights from PASSTI’s National Initiative
Accept
Reviewer Feedback
Does the abstract need revision?
No revision needed
How relevant is the perspective presented to current theory and/or practice in the field of assessments and assessment centre methodology?
4
The presentation maintains a strong and consistent link to AC methodology, particularly in how Green Leadership behaviours can be operationalised within exercises and assessor frameworks.
To what extent does the presentation offer a perspective that is relevant to current theory and/or practice in assessments and assessment centre methods?
5
Highly relevant to current leadership and assessment practice, particularly as sustainability becomes a core organisational capability.
How well does the presentation demonstrate originality and relevance to current issues in assessments and assessment centres?
5
Although the principles of Green Leadership are broadly applicable, the abstract relies heavily on a single national initiative and specific webinar context The learning is conceptually transferable, but generalisability would be stronger if the presentation more explicitly positioned the insights as adaptable beyond the Indonesian context The learning appears transferable, but greater emphasis on cross-context application would strengthen generalisability.
To what extent is the presentation grounded in sound theory or defensible practice relevant to assessments and assessment centres?
3
The construct of Green Leadership is well-articulated and aligned with contemporary leadership theory, but explicit reference to established assessment or psychometric research is limited. The presentation is grounded in defensible leadership practice and expert input, though stronger linkage to formal AC research would enhance academic robustness
To what extent does the presentation contribute to the ethical application and governance of assessments and assessment centres?
5
To what extent does the presentation replicate or closely resemble content presented recently at another local conference?