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What is the CAST?
This test measures divided attention which speaks to the ability to multi-task, vigilance which helps measure someone’s ability to maintain focus over an extended period of time, and filtering which shows someone’s ability to focus on important information and ignore distractions. It also looks at an individual’s reaction time
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What is the EPP?
This test is a general personality test that measures twelve personality traits that provide valuable insights into a person's work styles and how they are likely to interact with co-workers, management and customers
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What is the CBST?
This test measures basic math and verbal skills, attention to detail, and basic learning ability. It is a great test at reducing turnover by finding people who can do the job and will take to the training quickly.
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What are the CBST, EPP, CLIK ?
Recommended tests for a Customer Service Rep in a Call Center who needs to learn their internal software.
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What is: quality of our tests, flat fee pricing, and the support and service.
The three reasons people should choose Criteria and why we have been able to grow so quickly.
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What is the CCAT?
This test is a higher-level aptitude test that measures a candidate's problem-solving ability, critical thinking, and reasoning. It shows how quickly they can learn, adapt, and apply new information.
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What is the CSAP?
This test is a personality test that gives a recommendation, Highly Recommended, Recommended, or Not Recommended based on those traits that have been found to most correlate with success in customer service roles and find people who will have a desire to help the customer. (Patience, Diplomacy, Relaxed Style, Cooperativeness, etc.)
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What is the CLIK?
This test is used by our customers to ensure their staff has the basic computer skills needed to perform their daily tasks and learn internal programs. It measures things like sending emails, copying and pasting, switching between programs, and doing a web browser search
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What are the CBST, EPP and WPP ?
Recommended tests for a retail sales associate at a company who is concerned about shrink.
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What is a test that measures a person's information processing functions. It is essentially a cognitive fitness test. This test is used frequently for positions that require high level problem solving, but that also require quick reaction time, memory, and focus.
The MRAB.
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What is the UCAT?
This test measures critical thinking ability which includes the ability to solve problems, digest and apply information, and learn new skills.It looks at logic, numeric reasoning, spatial reasoning, and attention to detail. It does not measure verbal reasoning making it easily translatable and ideal for international use.
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What is the SALESAP?
This test is personality test that provides an overall recommendation on a candidate's suitability for sales positions by measuring traits that have been shown to be critical to success in sales and sales-related jobs. Those traits include motivation, competitiveness, extroversion, goal orientation, and assertiveness
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What is Testmaker?
This feature is used by Criteria's technology clients to create customized knowledge tests based on the hardware, databases, languages, and programs they may use at their company to administer alongside our validated tests.
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What is the CCAT and EPP?
Recommended tests for a manager at a software company
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What is the test that is half the length of typical mechanical aptitude tests and can be taken on any device. In fact, it was designed to be taken on mobile devices, so now we can make sure you are meeting your candidates wherever they prefer to apply.
The CMRA.
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What is the GAME?
This test is a fun and engaging way to measure your candidates critical thinking and problem-solving ability in a way that does not feel like a test.
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What is the WPP?
This test is a behavioral risk assessment that measures how likely someone is to engage in counterproductive work behaviors and work ethic.
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What is the 10 key (TKT?)
A numerical, data entry test.
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What is the CBST, CAST and WPP?
Recommended tests for a delivery truck driver from a company concerned about road safety, paying attention and following traffic signs.
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What are tests that measure if someone CAN do the job.They measure critical thinking and problem solving. These tests are great at getting people in the job that can learn and adapt
Aptitude Tests.
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What is the WTMA?
This test measures an individual's ability to learn to not only operate equipment and machinery, but to install, repair, and maintain it as well. It essentially measures mechanical common sense.With manufacturing technology advancing and the emphasis on continuous process improvement, having individuals that can learn and adapt to those changes quickly is important.
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What is the CPI?
This test is a personality test grounded in the theory of the most widely accepted taxonomy of personality traits, the "Big Five" (Extroversion, Conscientiousness, Agreeableness, Openness, and Stability)
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What are skills tests?
These types of tests measure what someone knows right now.
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What is the CMRA and WPP?
Recommended tests for a Machine Operator for a company who has applicants that do not have access to a computer(but have smartphones) and are concerned with OSHA violations and decreasing Workman's comp claims.
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What are tests measure if someone WILL do the job/be comfortable in the role.Personality tests measure comfort in the role. They do not speak to how well someone can do the job, but if someone is comfortable in a particular role, then they are more likely to stay in that role longer.
Personality Tests.
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