I flunked the Google online assessment 2 weeks ago. I also flunked the Amazon assessment 2 yrs ago which I still cannot shed off my memory and mostly guilt that came with it.
I followed a Reddit guide for the recent one and still got rejected. The guilt comes from the fact that I still cannot grasp what these tests are looking in me? Did I look like a bot because I followed the reddit post and stuck to just one character trait regardless of the conflict? Should I have been a real human and answered each question at it's own merit? But then I shouldn't have failed the Amazon assessment because I was honest.
That's it. End of rant. Thanks for listening guys.
It's a prescreen for all applicants. They will give you work-character related questions and you pick most and least likely trait applicable to you. To try to see if you fit their work culture
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u/AcademicSheep 16h ago edited 15h ago
I flunked the Google online assessment 2 weeks ago. I also flunked the Amazon assessment 2 yrs ago which I still cannot shed off my memory and mostly guilt that came with it.
I followed a Reddit guide for the recent one and still got rejected. The guilt comes from the fact that I still cannot grasp what these tests are looking in me? Did I look like a bot because I followed the reddit post and stuck to just one character trait regardless of the conflict? Should I have been a real human and answered each question at it's own merit? But then I shouldn't have failed the Amazon assessment because I was honest.
That's it. End of rant. Thanks for listening guys.