Promoter Test

When looking to fill a promoter position, it's important to make sure that the candidate has the skills necessary to do the job. A promoter skills test can help ensure that the candidate is a good fit for the position.

  • What is a promoter skills test?

    Promoters are hired to sell the specific benefits of a business, product or service. They tend to be adept at sales, marketing and communication in order to succeed at the role.

    The promoter skills test will help you hire a promoter by giving you a unique chance to examine the specific skills, characteristics and attributes you’re looking for in a promoter, before meeting with interested applicants in person.

    The timed test ultimately makes your recruitment process more efficient by cutting down the time it takes you to find a suitable candidate, and strengthening the quality of your hires.

    Skills tests are designed specifically for the role you’re hiring for, so they’re a really effective way to improve your process.

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  • Find those candidates who will excel in the role.

    Select the tests that match the skills or behaviours the role needs. You can test software or coding knowledge, situational judgement for skills like teamwork, and personality, then decide who to interview on the results.

  • Reduce costs and time.

    No more laborious sifting of resumes or cover letters. Pick your ideal assessment mix, invite your applicants to take them, see the results in your dashboard. Get to the interview stage fast.

  • Compare like with like.

    Every candidate takes the same tests under the same conditions, so you shortlist on the same evidence for everyone rather than on first impressions.

  • What are the benefits of using the promoter skills test for pre-screening?

    Diversity and inclusion is becoming more and more important to employers and candidates looking for fairness and quality in the workplace. Using a skills test such as this as a pre-screening device is a great start when it comes to making your hiring practices fairer.

    This is because it gives every applicant the same opportunity to be judged by the same standard. Unlike a resume review, which can be fraught with unconscious or conscious bias.

    Pre-screening also helps employers to speed up the recruitment process, make better hires and ultimately spend less money on the process from start to finish.

    The promoter skills test will put candidates under pressure by asking them a series of questions related to the typical demands of the role. This can include communication and customer service skills, the ability to present ideas, a strong knowledge of sales and marketing best practice and principles, and understanding of your product or specialism.

    The test will cover a mix of practical and soft skills, so recruiters and employers get a fuller picture of each interested individual.

    As well as a useful hiring tool when you’re looking to find a new promoter, you can also use the promoter skills test if you’re looking to recruit a:

How our test measures promoter skills

Test questions are designed to assess industry-specific technical skills, soft skills, aptitude and suitable personality dimensions. Our data-driven approach provides results that enable you to determine how suited is a candidate for the role.

Depending on the type of question, the format of the test may vary. Multiple-choice questions are used to measure aptitude, technical skills and soft skills, while agreement on a Likert scale assesses suitable personality dimensions. Skills tests ensure that candidates are being evaluated in a precise and impartial manner, their results demonstrating the true knowledge and potential of each test taker.

The characteristics required to be a promoter were determined by looking at the skills and abilities listed in the US Department of Labor’s O*NET database, which collects data from professionals in various fields.

O*NET is the largest database of its kind, providing detailed information about occupations and the requirements for each role.

Our team of I/O psychologists and psychometrics worked closely with subject-matter experts to create an extensive question bank that can be used to test multiple candidates. We also conducted rigorous field testing with a representative sample of candidates to ensure that the questions were reliable and valid.

Test scores are averaged together to give an overall score. The average score is compared to other candidates' scores to ensure there is no bias toward certain candidates.

Our promoter test is constantly updated and optimized to ensure the best experience and results.

Recommended tests

A short battery for the role, which you can edit

For the roles on this site we suggest a set of short tests that cover what the job actually needs. Add or remove tests before you send the link. Every test is scored the same way for every candidate, and the report shows the platform average so a score can be read in context.
  • Assessments

    A full suite of assessments

    Our library covers aptitude, software and coding skills, situational judgement, language and personality tests. Combine up to six in one assessment to match the role.

  • Analytics

    An array of candidate metrics

    For each of your candidates, you’ll be given a comprehensive report. Included will be all the metrics you need to build a detailed picture of each candidate and ensure you’re making the right hiring decisions.

“The platform is so simple to use. I had used competitor providers for over six years and will never go back. Fast, efficient and friendly!”
Greg Chambers, HR Business Partner, Littlefish Ltd
Greg Chambers, HR Business Partner, Littlefish Ltd

Promoter Test FAQs

What skills are essential for promoters?

Promoters are good salespeople. They need to be adept at being persuasive, building up a rapport with others, presenting their ideas and keeping calm in tricky situations. They also need to have good knowledge of their area or industry, and be able to adapt to different situations or unfamiliar territory.

What other tests can be used in the recruitment process?

As well as specific soft skills tests looking at core characteristics like communication and time management, you could also look to introduce a personality or situational judgment test to help bolster your recruitment.

Can I see what the test is like?

Yes, of course. You can try the test for free by signing up for a free trial.

Are these tests available in my plan?

We have a range of plans available. The difference between the plans is the number of test attempts permitted, not the type of tests. All our plans include our full test suite comprising all tests and all levels.

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Laurence Fishman, Partner, NLPCA
Laurence Fishman, Partner, NLPCA

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