Gia test

Pa_Ja

Absolutely nailed an interview. The person conducting the interview all but said the vacancy was mine. I'm due to be sent a link to a Gia test but I tried a couple of tests and I'm struggling to get a strong score.
Any tips or advice?

Thanks

Les79

Practice more?

Be someone else?

Cheat?

pmduk

Perhaps you need to accept that the job might not be right for you?

TELLIT01

You are discovering that the interview is only one part of the application process. Although you seem to have come across well at interview, if you can't complete other elements to a satisfactory level you are unlikely to get the job.
If the interviewer indicated that he/she thought the job was as good as yours they were not acting in a professional manner. They might well have raised hope unrealistically.

ScorpiondeRooftrouser

TELLIT01 wrote: »

You are discovering that the interview is only one part of the application process. Although you seem to have come across well at interview, if you can't complete other elements to a satisfactory level you are unlikely to get the job.
If the interviewer indicated that he/she thought the job was as good as yours they were not acting in a professional manner. They might well have raised hope unrealistically.

Unless of course they feel that this test is fairly pointless and they place no stock in it. We can't know,

JReacher1

Keep on practicing. The more you do the better you will get at them

Pa_Ja

Thanks, I'll keep practicing as often as possible.
I should have added that it's the numerical reasoning test. Not done problem solving like that since school.

TELLIT01

Pa_Ja wrote: »

Thanks, I'll keep practicing as often as possible.
I should have added that it's the numerical reasoning test. Not done problem solving like that since school.

If it's simply a case of being rusty, practice should help to get your brain back in gear. Hope it works out for you.