Delta Cognative Test/Interview Prep
09-24-2007 | 08:15 AM
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Delta Cognative Test/Interview Prep
Are there any locations or online sites where you can practice for the cognative test at Delta?
Any recommendations on which interview prep to use for the Delta interview?
Any recommendations on which interview prep to use for the Delta interview?
09-24-2007 | 09:25 AM
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For the COG screen, go to http://www.lumosity.com/ for the free 30 day trial. There are 30 sessions of games that help with memory, cognative control, attention, and processing speed. The test is not the same as the one at the interview, but the practice will help you.
09-24-2007 | 09:29 AM
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Air Inc. provides a useful prep. If you like to chair fly for a sim event, this is an opportunity to chair fly the Delta interview. Try to get a retired Delta Capt. for the session. The former Delta folks know the Delta ideas on culture and ethics better than anyone else.
Quite a few applicants are doing well on the testing and flubbing the interview. Just like anything else, practice makes perfect.
There is not a practice tutorial for the actual Delta tests, but the gouge provides good ideas for study and I had my wife give me random numbers & letters to memorize in the week leading up to the interview just to practice short term memory skills.
You will find the interview is very relaxed, but thorough. Be very careful with your application, be very VERY honest. Delta is a great place to be - good luck.
Quite a few applicants are doing well on the testing and flubbing the interview. Just like anything else, practice makes perfect.
There is not a practice tutorial for the actual Delta tests, but the gouge provides good ideas for study and I had my wife give me random numbers & letters to memorize in the week leading up to the interview just to practice short term memory skills.
You will find the interview is very relaxed, but thorough. Be very careful with your application, be very VERY honest. Delta is a great place to be - good luck.
09-24-2007 | 01:37 PM
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09-25-2007 | 06:32 AM
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For the COG screen, go to http://www.lumosity.com/ for the free 30 day trial. There are 30 sessions of games that help with memory, cognative control, attention, and processing speed. The test is not the same as the one at the interview, but the practice will help you.
09-25-2007 | 01:09 PM
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"Havedones",
More on what the test is like:
1. How long does it take?
2. Is it all on the computer or some on paper?
3. Several sections on several areas (cog, memory, proc. speed) or more simple?
4. Lumosity is a great suggestion, thank you, would there be any other suggestions to prepare better?
Thanks to all
More on what the test is like:
1. How long does it take?
2. Is it all on the computer or some on paper?
3. Several sections on several areas (cog, memory, proc. speed) or more simple?
4. Lumosity is a great suggestion, thank you, would there be any other suggestions to prepare better?
Thanks to all
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