Any of yall ever did a job skill assesment test?
MazterChef
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at TSA, always finished in the top 2 percentile
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MazterChef wrote: »
well our job was to screen airport public, so we had to demonstrate all the proper search techniques, answer all scenario based questions, and catch all the hidden items in different tests n trials...
you needed like a 85 to pass
over 90 was a bonus 95 or better was a bigger bonus and a day off
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MazterChef wrote: »
well our job was to screen airport public, so we had to demonstrate all the proper search techniques, answer all scenario based questions, and catch all the hidden items in different tests n trials...
you needed like a 85 to pass
over 90 was a bonus 95 or better was a bigger bonus and a day off
was it online?
on a system?
mines is online and apparently its timed -
some of it was, some of it wasn't
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We do it and review every 6 months
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i'm an accountant..had to take tests on how good you are with Microsoft excel and a10key,,them ? will expose if you know what you are doing or not
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I dont think I have. Is this something i should definitely consider?
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i'm an accountant..had to take tests on how good you are with Microsoft excel and a10key,,them ? will expose if you know what you are doing or not
is it easy to pass?
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Us craftsman do one for every new job we start. It's usually the first thing cause no point in ? with you if you can't pass the test. And 6 months of inactivity can cause them to make you test again. Then some places have audits which is just an visual and oral assessment test.
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Us craftsman do one for every new job we start. It's usually the first thing cause no point in ? with you if you can't pass the test. And 6 months of inactivity can cause them to make you test again. Then some places have audits which is just an visual and oral assessment test.
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MazterChef wrote: »
well our job was to screen airport public, so we had to demonstrate all the proper search techniques, answer all scenario based questions, and catch all the hidden items in different tests n trials...
you needed like a 85 to pass
over 90 was a bonus 95 or better was a bigger bonus and a day off
They have actual requirements for tsa? -
MazterChef wrote: »Us craftsman do one for every new job we start. It's usually the first thing cause no point in ? with you if you can't pass the test. And 6 months of inactivity can cause them to make you test again. Then some places have audits which is just an visual and oral assessment test.
is it useful?
There are some certs that might carry over from job to job. Or at least prove you have some experience. Kind of how degrees work, except ours can expire in many cases. It's also a good way to keep clients and employers from under paying you. But usually employers will test all new hires or returning hires.
Audits are just employers keeping everyone on their best behavior now and again. Nothing worth talking bout there. -
MazterChef wrote: »Us craftsman do one for every new job we start. It's usually the first thing cause no point in ? with you if you can't pass the test. And 6 months of inactivity can cause them to make you test again. Then some places have audits which is just an visual and oral assessment test.
is it useful?
There are some certs that might carry over from job to job. Or at least prove you have some experience. Kind of how degrees work, except ours can expire in many cases. It's also a good way to keep clients and employers from under paying you. But usually employers will test all new hires or returning hires.
Audits are just employers keeping everyone on their best behavior now and again. Nothing worth talking bout there.
im scared to take it i got it yesterday