Originally Posted by
Desiflyer
Just received an online assessment today. Super excited about it.
Anyway to study /practice few scenarios before attempting it?
Originally Posted by
BusBoi
For the assessment, commonly called the "Hogan", the thing is to answer consistently. There's also this: you are going to see these questions: I want to be a scuba diver. I want to be a deep sea diver. I like fast cars. I want to be a race car driver. For scuba and fast cars you answer yes, for deep sea and race car you answer no. It shows that you're interested in cool/fun things, but not an over-the-top risk taker.
Caveat to what I’m about to say. I took it when it was pass/fail, so it may have changed since then🤷♂️ I think the technique above could possibly lead you astray. I agree consistency counts, which is why I think you should answer honestly, and not try to answer the way you think the test wants you to answer. You’ll be asked the same question in slightly different ways multiple times. If you’re not honest, it would be easier to show inconsistency in your answers, which indicates you’re not being honest. I was given what I think was good advice. You will have a gut answer almost immediately when you read a question. That’s probably the one you should go with. If you start over thinking everything - “if I answer this way, they’ll think this…” your responses may be all over the map.
Also, there are (were) a few “I always” “I never” questions. Those are generally false, disagree. “I never break any rules” for instance.