WikiJob survey finds most employers now use aptitude tests

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 12, 2010 -- WikiJob.co.uk – The UK's leading resource for students and university graduates is pleased to announce today (March 12th 2010) the first of many additions to its practice aptitude tests with the launch of their newest practice numerical test. Additional practice tests of all varieties will be added incrementally over the coming weeks and months to provide additional resources to benefit the websites' users.

In the current economic climate more and more companies are turning to a variety of aptitude tests as another means of filtering applicants to their graduate roles. These tests can involve numerical reasoning, verbal and non verbal reasoning and diagrammatic reasoning, to give a few examples. Therefore for candidates to give themselves the best possible chance of success, knowledge of aptitude tests is vital.

WikiJob co founder Chris Muktar commented on the new test launch: “Our goal at WikiJob to help as many of our users find graduate roles or positions in further education as possible. The new test will be a valuable addition to our resources for our users in helping them be as prepared as they can be when interview and applying for jobs, especially at large blue chip companies. We are also continuously engaged with our users to get feedback to improve our tests with every new version.”;

To take the new WikiJob practice numerical test, please visit http://www.wikijob.co.uk/wiki/numerical-reasoning – Please scroll to the bottom and select Numerical Practice Test 3

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