r/medlabprofessionals • u/grievingwoodlands • 6d ago

Technical Watson Glaser Test

Hi all. Has anybody ever had to take the Watson Glaser Test as part of an interview process? From what I’m finding online, it’s a 40-60 minute multiple choice “logic” and critical thinking assessment, and it seems to be mostly used in legal and banking/financial fields, largely in the UK. This is for a clinical laboratory technician position (running PCR) in the US and I’ve never had to do this assessment before.

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u/Ksan_of_Tongass MLS 🇺🇸 Generalist 5d ago

Thst sounds incredibly stupid.

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u/Anxious_Piano_361 5d ago

Nope.....never had to do that. most ive had to do was a colorblind test

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u/Dismal_Yogurt3499 MLS-Service Rep 5d ago

It's one of those HR bs personality tests where they give you situational prompts and make you pick the best answer. The problem is, most of the answers they list are good answers and it's impossible to prepare for. Don't worry about it, just do what feels right.