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Hello guys, please I need your advise and input. I have a booked Psychometric Assessment in 4 days in Manchester, I paid privately for it as a Failed my 1st attempt on the TEA-OCC directory search test with audio. I was given 45sec to answer that particular question, failed it and passed the rest but I couldn't progress to the computer assessment. Furthermore, since I'm paying for it and not through TOC, I'm a little wary and nervous about the "multi modal interview", and the rest of the assessment especially what I failed last time. This will be my last shot and I don't wanna blow it. I currently work as a Train Despatcher. Your contribution will be highly appreciated as every little helps.
This site is goldmine and thank you to all who have offered there information and advice, it really does go a long way.
Now forgive me if this question sounds silly but my question is in referral to the advice given to focusing on the matching symbols which I read from another thread.
Do the matching symbols you are looking for have to pair up alongside one another? e.g. 374748/+** or anywhere for e.g. 374345*+^*.
I've probably gone and baffled everybody with that one on my debut ( way to announce yourself).
Also regarding most recent posts can someone briefly explain the whole ‘ lift going up and down ‘ reference and how it applies to the test?
Thanks in advance
This site is goldmine and thank you to all who have offered there information and advice, it really does go a long way.
Now forgive me if this question sounds silly but my question is in referral to the advice given to focusing on the matching symbols which I read from another thread.
Do the matching symbols you are looking for have to pair up alongside one another? e.g. 374748/+** or anywhere for e.g. 374345*+^*.
I've probably gone and baffled everybody with that one on my debut ( way to announce yourself).
Also regarding most recent posts can someone briefly explain the whole ‘ lift going up and down ‘ reference and how it applies to the test?
Thanks in advance
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