If it looks/smells/feels like a transcript, then bring provide it as requested.

I found during the hiring process that attention to detail is huge. They have requested all transcripts, so if they offer a transcript, get it. Follow all of those instructions exactly. Best of luck!

I have an interview next month and in regards to items to bring the email states "Do not staple/bind/tab any of your documents or place them in page protectors."

In the past I've used a nice professional looking black binder with dividers to present everything to interviewers. One divider for college transcripts, my military FEF, etc...I searched around on here looking the answer to this so apologize if I missed it somewhere. I mostly saw stuff about electronic logbooks

The set 1 documents are taken up shortly after arriving in the morning. You'll go into a conference room and asked to place the documents face down in a particular order. With that said, a fancy document folder isn't needed and you'll just end up taking the documents out of it. As far as logbooks I saw everything while I was there. Just have originals if you have them and if you have consolidated all your time in a digital I would do a complete print out and have that as well.

Do exactly what you bolded.

Don’t put any of those documents in anything more difficult to remove than a folder, because you will be removing the documents as the first thing you do in the morning.

Just order them in the way they said to do, and put the whole stack in a folder. It’s very easy.

Does anybody know if you are able to control the speed on the real assesment (or the preps) on the complex control (missile test) part? Im practicing on airlineassesmentprep.com and some objects rotate extremely fast And I dont see any instructoons on how to control the speed. Ive done similar tests before where speed was controllable. Thanks!

The real test is MUCH easier the shapes rotate once every few seconds not at 100000 RPM like on that site. Yes there is a way to speed up and slow down too

thanks, how do you slow it down? What keys do you use?

I can’t remember which particular keys were used. The assessment gives detailed instructions on which keys to use. You also will be given the opportunity to preview/practice before the real thing.

It may have been D and F or F and G but somewhere in that side of the keyboard. The instructions were very clear so its no secret thankfuly