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Setting priorities
Consider how candidates approach the situation.
Explore how candidates approach time management at work. Use the same questions to compare their judgement and focus your interviews.
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JUDGEMENT BY TOPIC
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WHAT THE TEST EXPLORES
Explore candidates’ choices before you ask how they would put them into practice.
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Consider how candidates approach the situation.
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Explore the judgement behind their choices.
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Focus a follow-up conversation on their response.
A RANGE OF DIFFICULTY
Explore different situations and the judgement behind each choice.
The Time Management test presents workplace situations to explore candidates’ responses. Use the results to shape follow-up questions about relevant experience.
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TRY AN EXAMPLE QUESTION
You are about to give a presentation to the upper management of the company you work for. While you're reviewing the presentation one last time, one of your direct reports approaches you and asks for your input regarding a crucial project handled by your team.
A PRACTICAL GUIDE
The Time Management test presents workplace situations involving setting priorities, planning workloads and managing deadlines. Candidates consider possible responses, giving you a consistent starting point for exploring their judgement and the reasoning behind their choices.
Use the Time Management results to focus follow-up questions on the situations that matter for your role. Ask candidates to explain a choice and describe a relevant experience. Their selected responses provide discussion points; they do not establish how someone will act in every real situation.
SEE THE RESULTS FOR YOURSELF
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BEFORE YOU START
It shows how candidates choose to respond to workplace situations. A selected response does not establish how they will behave in real work. Ask for a relevant example at interview.
Start with the work the person will do. This page covers setting priorities, planning workloads, managing deadlines. Decide which of those areas matter for your role before reviewing results, and explore any specialist requirements separately.
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