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Career Test and the Test of Life
Right after graduation and before the first paycheck is a period called
unemployment. All of us, at one time or another, have experienced this feeling of uncertainty regarding our future and being totally penniless. During this period of doubt and hopelessness, you are faced with two choices: sitting by the telephone waiting for THE call or preparing for a
career test. Yes, this is the one that you have to take over and over again prior to
recruitment.
Career Test - An Intelligence and Personality Check
A
recruitment test, unlike the endless
tests and comprehensive exams you took while in school, does not measure how much you know (or don't know) but whether or not your knowledge and skills match the demands of the position you're applying for. That's why the questions that are part of the exam
tests your proficiency in the areas of language, mathematics and I.Q.
Aside from this 'academic' questions, a
recruitment test can also determine the kind of personality you have. That's because more than the credentials and accolades you had in school, employers are also looking into your character and if it would fit in their company culture. Even experienced workers are not guaranteed a slot unless they pass these personality
tests. So more than the raw scores you might get in the
tests you are taking in the organizations you are applying for, a big chunk of your chance of having your dream job comes from your ability to work well in a team.
Written by: Anthony Recto
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