Indeed Attention To Detail Test Answers Quizlet (2024)

FAQs

How do I pass the Indeed assessment test? ›

The best way to ensure you get a proficient-expert score on an Indeed assessment is by practicing similar questions on pre-exams. Our team of experts has developed practice tests for the Indeed Customer Situations Assessment, Mechanical Knowledge Assessment, and Typing Test.

About the Attention to Detail (Textual) test

This Attention to Detail (Textual) test evaluates candidates' abilities to consider details by presenting them with tasks that require them to match or filter information, compare statements, and check the consistency of information.

Indeed Assessments score levels are: Expert, Highly proficient, Proficient, Familiar and Completed. A score of N/A will be given when a candidate has started but not completed an assessment yet.

Highly Proficient: An exceptional performance proving your strong competence in the field. Proficient: You know just about enough to carry out certain tasks and responsibilities. Familiar: Reached the minimum passing score, showing that you have basic knowledge in the field.

As a security precaution, we do not allow anyone (including employers) to see answers to any of our assessments. Scores on assessments sent directly to you by an employer can only be seen by that employer and anyone they choose to share your scores with.

“I believe in understanding the big picture, but I focus on the details to ensure the overall goal is achieved. For instance, while managing a project, I ensure every task is executed perfectly to meet the larger objective.”

Doing practice error checking tests is a great way to improve your attention to detail. By taking the time to complete these tests, you will be able to see where your weaknesses are and work on improving them.

Proficient typically describes people, and it often is followed by the preposition at. If you are proficient at something, you are very good at it. You are, in fact, so good at doing it that you are unusually efficient when you do it. One can also be proficient in something, such as a language.

What “not selected by employer" means on Indeed. Let's start by ripping off the band-aid: If you got the message “not selected by employer” on Indeed, then yes, your application was rejected. This doesn't mean that you can't reapply, but you should treat it like any other rejection.

How do I delete an assessment on Indeed? ›

No, you can't delete an assessment from your account. Edit your profile settings so employers can't find you.

As far in advance as you can, start practicing by completing typing tests at home until you get your word count and accuracy to the desired level. Additionally, if you know the type of test you're taking, you may be able to find example questions online.

After you sign in, click the profile icon in the top-right, and choose Resume or Profile. Scroll down to the very bottom to where it says Assessments. You can proactively take these tests on your own, or potential employers may invite you to complete one after you've applied.