Took it cold for an mid-level marketing position. Didn't know what I was taking till I read the beginning: 50 questions in 15 minutes.. I was like, what??
Is this basically comparable to the Wonderlic NFL players take? That's 12 minutes right? Is it easier or harder?
If you came here to ask, it’s not as good as you think
(that reply is, of course, based on the assumption that you couldn’t locate enough information and draw sufficient inference on your own. However, of course, the other possibility is that you feigned ignorance as a means of humble bragging. If you’re humble bragging with a 41, you’re nearly as daft as many of those likely to have done the former.)
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Took it cold for an mid-level marketing position. Didn't know what I was taking till I read the beginning: 50 questions in 15 minutes.. I was like, what??
Is this basically comparable to the Wonderlic NFL players take? That's 12 minutes right? Is it easier or harder?
Good score but some companies could care less. Some think it's the holy grail. I think the Wonderlic is broadly the same but can't speak to differences in difficulty.
Took it cold for an mid-level marketing position. Didn't know what I was taking till I read the beginning: 50 questions in 15 minutes.. I was like, what??
Is this basically comparable to the Wonderlic NFL players take? That's 12 minutes right? Is it easier or harder?
Good score but some companies could care less. Some think it's the holy grail. I think the Wonderlic is broadly the same but can't speak to differences in difficulty.
Marketing department "could care less." Others couldn't.
Good score but some companies could care less. Some think it's the holy grail. I think the Wonderlic is broadly the same but can't speak to differences in difficulty.
Can't get a good read on this company. They seem to prioritize skills tests over aptitude tests. My resume isn't great, I basically screwed around for 10 years before trying to establish a career trajectory. I actually read higher scores work to your disadvantage with some employers. Might try to take the Wonderlic just to see any score corollaries.
If you came here to ask, it’s not as good as you think
(that reply is, of course, based on the assumption that you couldn’t locate enough information and draw sufficient inference on your own. However, of course, the other possibility is that you feigned ignorance as a means of humble bragging. If you’re humble bragging with a 41, you’re nearly as daft as many of those likely to have done the former.)
Not talking about percentiles, just trying to contextualize it. For instance, I know ppl who did 'okay' on it but they're far smarter/successful/better on other 'cognitive' assessments. Just wondering about others' experiences/employers' views.
