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Aptitude Assessments

The exact tests and types depend on the job the candidate is applying for. The candidate may be assessed on company premises, or in an assessment center. If the candidate is sent to an assessment center, they may be required to pass additional tests and interviews.

There are different types of tests, each more focused on specific skills. Not all candidates will get the same tests, and some may get more tests than other candidates. It’s always a good idea to learn about these tests before and prepare for them. It may bring bad results if you study for a test that you will not have, and not study for a test that you will have.

The types of tests one will get heavily depends on the job they’ve applied for. If, for example, you’ve applied for customer service positions, then you should know that communication with customers is an important part of the work, and therefore, you may be required to show that you can communicate well via a verbal reasoning test. Other tests will be required for other jobs.

There are a number of different aptitude assessments. Each is more focused on the relevant skills for a certain job. Here are some of the aptitude tests that await you.

To conclude, Sometimes the company will do these tests on its premises, while at other times, you may be required to attend an assessment center.

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