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Part 4.6: A final word
Nobody likes being tested and numerical tests in particular tend to be a widely feared type of test. Try to remember that the test is there to help you find the right job for you as well as helping the employer identify the strongest candidates.
Useful test advice
Numerical tests are one of the most reliable and fair ways of assessing people's suitability for a job. If your performance during a recruitment process means you do not get the job it can be a real benefit - you do not want to end up in a job with demands you are not fully equipped to meet or with an employer who cannot recognise your latent qualities.
Developing your numerical test taking skills will help you sail more easily through that part of a recruitment process and should also help you to develop your underlying numerical ability, which will benefit you inside and outside of the workplace.
Good luck!
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- Guide contents
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1: What you're up against
1.1: About numerical tests
1.2: What maths you need
1.3: Critical reasoning
1.4: Top numerical tests -
2: Master test-taking
2.1: Test strategies
2.2: Prepare for your test
2.3: Focus & concentration
2.4: Effective test behaviours
2.5: Online v paper tests
2.6: Why not cheat? -
3: Develop numerical ability
3.1: Key numerical abilities
3.2: Improve your score
3.3: Where else to practice -
4: Your rights as a test-taker
4.1: Employers responsibility
4.2: Tests need adjusting?
4.3: When tests go badly
4.4: Test score outcomes
4.5: Test score feedback?
4.6: A final word
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