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Interview - 2 tests

dangtran09

1 is for personality and other is technical.

has anyone experience a personality test? if so, please provide some feedback. thanks.

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rogue2shadow

Back in my retail days, I had some but in the form of an online form; in any case, just be honest.

What type of personality "interview" is it? Is it some sort of social gathering at the work place or is it some automated form to fill out on the internet?

If its the latter and you find yourself answering "Strongly agree" to things like "I hate people in general" you might want to look for a different job type :P

willhi1979

I did a online personality test for one potential job. They had me answer personality questions and had some IQ test type analytical, math, and language questions. A personality type interview would ask you what you would do in particular situations and see how you would react. They might also ask for how you've dealt with different scenarios in the past.

Xcluziv

I've taken a personality test for my current job and it was just for them to get a feel for how you would react when placed in a certain situation. Also, to make sure ou will fit into the team environment

MAC_Addy

dangtran09 wrote: »

1 is for personality and other is technical.

has anyone experience a personality test? if so, please provide some feedback. thanks.

I've had to do a couple of technical tests before. My first IT job the guy wanted me to make a folder, rename it, delete it and delete some files within MS-DOS.

A couple of years ago I had to do a "daily task test" which was questions like;

"If your server had two network cards and one of them went down, what would happen"

and

"User A calls you up saying they can't remember their password. How would you solve this?"

They were pretty easy needless to say.

MAC_Addy

Xcluziv wrote: »

I've taken a personality test for my current job and it was just for them to get a feel for how you would react when placed in a certain situation. Also, to make sure ou will fit into the team environment

Haha. I've taken a few personality tests, too.

You always see the question:

"Your co-worker Michael offers to sell you a stolen 55" LCD TV. Would you take it?"

Answer A: No, and report him to your manager.
Answer B: No, and don't do anything about it.
Answer C: Yes, take the tv.
Answer

Ignore Michael.

Honestly though, you'd answer A. But in real life you'd be like "Hell yes I want that TV! Do you have more?!"