The Matching test measures knowledge of accurately comparing information.

The Senior Sales Professional solution is for high-level sales positions in which employees proactively sell products to customers, develop relationships with new or existing customers, and have their pay and/or performance heavily based on sales revenue. Sample tasks for these jobs include, but are not limited to: promoting products to customers, consulting with and persuading customers to buy products, and building ongoing customer relationships. Potential job titles that use this solution are: Senior Sales Representative, Business Development Manager, and Senior Sales Consultant. Multiple configurations of this solution are available.

This assessment measures ability to use basic mathematic computations to solve real-world problems. Calculators are not allowed, but candidates can use paper and pencil to answer questions.

This is a multiple choice assessment that measures ability to identify correctly spelled words in written communication. It is a timed assessment that covers the following topics: plurals, prefixes, suffixes, abbreviations, and common errors. There is also a short answer version of the test.

The Administrative Professional Solution is for entry to mid-level positions that involve routine clerical and administrative functions in addition to office management functions and customer service. Sample tasks for this job include, but are not limited to: arranging conference calls; drafting correspondence; scheduling meetings; greeting visitors; coordinating office activities. Potential job titles that use this solution are: Administrative Assistant, Secretary, Office Manager, Administrative Aide, and Administrative Associate. There are multiple configurations of this solution available.

This assessment measures ability to correctly use the various parts of speech in written communication and covers subject-verb agreement, sentence structure, and punctuation.

This test, designed for administrative professionals, measures knowledge of important types of business writing being used today. It covers the following topics: Business Letters, Other Formats, Principles of Organization, Rules of Grammar, Spelling, Style and Tone, and Vocabulary.

This is the same as the multiple choice version of the test but is administered in short answer form. It measures ability to correctly spell words in written communication and covers plurals, prefixes, suffixes, abbreviations, and common errors.

This test measures ability to quickly perform intermediate level mathematical computations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as calculate percentages and convert fractions and decimals. Test takers must answer each question by performing the appropriate computation and selecting the correct answer. Test takers are not allowed to use calculators, but may use pencil and paper to solve problems.

Graduate Scenarios is a unique test of Managerial Judgement - an individual’s ability to decide on effective ways of handling real life situations. It is specifically designed to assess judgement in graduates; a group who typically has limited work experience to draw on. It consists of hypothetical scenarios, each followed by several possible responses. Candidates rate the effectiveness of each response, using a 6-point scale, from highly undesirable to highly desirable. It can be used for recruitment, selection, training and development, performance management and coaching in a variety of functions and industries.