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Career Planning |
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| Computer Career Assessment |
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| Computer Literacy |
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| PC Software User |
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| Technical IT Tests such as C++, Java, & HTML |
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| Call Center |
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| Customer Service |
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| PC-based software tests such as MS-Office & clerical skills |
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| Price reflects education discounts |
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| Additional quantity discounts are available. Contact us today! |
This test is ideal for evaluating the potential of candidates with or without prior computer experience. It measures the following criteria:
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| logic and analytical skills required for problem solving (very basic programming aptitude) |
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| ability for procedure creation |
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| ability to use word processing packages |
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| ability to use a numeric keyboard to solve common mathematical problems |
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| ability to follow instructions, manipulate text, and locate and correct grammatical errors |
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| ability to manipulate graphic images and comprehend written commands |
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| interpretation of specifications of the type found in vendor manuals |
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| ability to work accurately and rapidly |
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| ability to sustain concentration and solve in-depth problems |
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| attention to detail |
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| analyze procedures to supply specific requirements |
To evaluate the computer literacy potential of individuals whose job responsibilities will include significant involvement with personal computers utilizing common software packages. It is not a test of programming aptitude:
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| the ability to follow instructions, manipulate text, and locate and correct grammatical errors |
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| the ability to utilize a numeric keyboard to solve common mathematical problems |
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| the ability to work with information organized in a spreadsheet or chart-like format |
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| the ability to manipulate graphic images and comprehend written commands |
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| the ability to comprehend written material and solve basic problems |
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| the ability to search for information by referencing several organized “tables” |
Use this test to evaluate a candidate’s practical and analytical skills required for the effective use of PCs. It does not measure programming aptitude:
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| the ability to solve a difficult problem which simulates the operation of a typical spreadsheet |
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| the ability to understand the principles of using a database to manipulate data in accordance with a set of instructions and specifications |
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| the ability to solve a difficult, logic problem, where the solution is not apparent by trial and error |
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| the ability to interpret intricate specifications and execute commands of the type found in PC operating systems and hardware manuals |
A vast collection of available skills assessments whose scenario-based questions are constantly updated by our expert author network in our proprietary knowledgebase. Each assessment is a flexible combination of customizable and structured screening-type questions or a set number of skills assessment questions. Booklet and Internet versions available now. Cost is $50 per test. Some of the 125 tests available:
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| C++ |
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| Java |
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| HTML |
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| Oracle |
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| Unix |
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| Visual Basic |
The test consists of instruments measuring the following:
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| telephone etiquette |
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| ability to respond professionally to clients on the telephone |
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| ability to use proper grammar |
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| vocabulary skills |
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| attention to detail |
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| ability to follow specific instructions |
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| basic math |
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| logic and analytical skills |
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| telephone problem solving skills |
The test consists of instruments measuring the following:
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| verbal communication skills (booklet version) |
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| reading comprehension |
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| numerical skills and reason |
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| attention to administrative detail |
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| logic and problem solving ability |
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| ability to deal with situations within a customer service environment |
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| problem solving within a customer service environment |
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| procedural ability within a customer service environment |