A friend is about to take a psychometric test and no matter how many times he's tried on the practise tests, he can't get 100%. I've also done the test, and I couldn't get them all right either.
Any brave chit-chatters want to step forward and see if they can do any better?
It's basic arithmetic (calculators allowed). Link is below - name & email required but type in any old rubbish, as they don't verify your email before you start and you don't need email to get your results.
Test is: About Elements Numerical and then Try our Elements Numerical practice test
got the first one right im sure, but the second one my answer wasnt even in the list so i gave up. too much like hard work for a thursday evening. i didnt use a calculator or pen and paper cos i couldnt be arsed. thought it would be a bit easier than it was!
got the first one right im sure, but the second one my answer wasnt even in the list so i gave up. too much like hard work for a thursday evening. i didnt use a calculator or pen and paper cos i couldnt be arsed. thought it would be a bit easier than
i cant see how it could serve any meaningful purpose whatsoever. the time limit is ridiculous, where in life do you need to work things out that fast? if you worked for such a company, it would all be done by the computer anyway. if you work somewhere where you need to do complicated calculations, you wouldnt be under a time limit. i used to be a computer programmer and the stuff i had to do at times were ludicrously complicated, but time wouldnt be an issue. cant see how any job would need you to work something like those questions out in 75 seconds. its bizarre. it takes me 75 seconds to have a sip of diet coke, scratch my head and finish reading the question! whats the rush ffs?
what is the purpose of the test?i cant see how it could serve any meaningful purpose whatsoever. the time limit is ridiculous, where in life do you need to work things out that fast? if you worked for such a company, it would all be done by the compu
add up all the numbers on a roulette wheell like this 1+2+3+4 etc until you add the last number 36.what is the answer
there is an easier way of doing it pair them up 1+36 = 37 so there are 18 pairs (36 divide by 2) so 18 times 37 =
here is one for you as this is a betting forumadd up all the numbers on a roulette wheell like this 1+2+3+4 etc until you add the last number 36.what is the answerthere is an easier way of doing it pair them up 1+36 = 37 so there are 18 pairs (36 div
Agreed sideshowbob, the time limit is indeed ridiculous. On a side note, I never knew you were a programmer! Me too. Do you use your programming skills on here to make oodles of money? Many moons ago that was my idea... I'll let you know when I finally manage to crack that one.
My friend has an interview with some [supposedly] high-flying management head-hunting place (aka recruitment agency) and they use these tests. It took both of us a couple of attempts before we even managed to get to "average", but no matter how much we tried, only once have we managed to get just_above_average. In the end we took screen shots of every question (the practice tests questions never change) and worked them out... did the test and we were still average!
Still convinced that some of the answers are deliberately incorrect just to drive you mad, especially as the instructions say "pick the nearest value".
Perhaps that the real objective of this psychometric test, to see how well you handle unobtainable goals, particularly when combined with extremely tight time restraints?
Agreed sideshowbob, the time limit is indeed ridiculous. On a side note, I never knew you were a programmer! Me too. Do you use your programming skills on here to make oodles of money? Many moons ago that was my idea... I'll let you know when I fi
in fact imo the betting shops who peddle their so called fobt 'roulette' terminals there should be govt legislation to outlaw them from using the 'fair gambling term roulette' to something like foulette or something nowhere near perhaps something like the wheel of death, the wheel of despair, the the wheel of money laundering, the wheel of benefits, etc etc etc etc etc etc etc
in fact imo the betting shops who peddle their so called fobt 'roulette' terminals there should be govt legislation to outlaw them from using the 'fair gambling term roulette' to something like foulette or something nowhere near perhaps something lik
not really no. its easy to make money, its not so easy to make oodles of it. if it was id be in the bahamas! not done programming in a long time. dont think my brain would be up to it these days. i had to give it up at a fairly early age because i developed this strange thing where i couldnt use a computer without feeling sick. probably overworked myself, i used to be up all hours working on stuff. mostly debugging into the wee hours. didnt go near a computer for about 5 years. then i got back into them working as a technician. a lot easier and ive been ok ever since, never dabbled in programming since though.
not really no. its easy to make money, its not so easy to make oodles of it. if it was id be in the bahamas! not done programming in a long time. dont think my brain would be up to it these days. i had to give it up at a fairly early age because i de
that got me on one of the practice questions. cant remember exactly but i think the answer was 52 and i was going crazy cos there was no 52 in the list of answers! then i saw the thing where it said choose the nearest answer!
that got me on one of the practice questions. cant remember exactly but i think the answer was 52 and i was going crazy cos there was no 52 in the list of answers! then i saw the thing where it said choose the nearest answer!