hickey said:
The one on JobTestPrep has dots numbered 1-9 all on the screen at the same time. Multiple collisions happening, even as they are just entering the screen, making it virtually impossible to react in time. And I don’t think I could do much better than 60% on medium speed, if I’m remembering correctly (that was over a year ago now). So I felt really nervous about the radar portion going into the test. But it seemed to me that the distance between dots was much greater on the test, so you had more time to react or decide which move was the most efficient. And there weren’t as many as 9 dots on the screen at a time, maybe only once or twice toward the end of the section. But one thing that was different was you had to also answer arithmetic problems with very little time at the same time as avoiding collisions. That was a little insane. But I think the more you do the radar on JobTestPrep, the better your reaction time will be.
I was nervous about even applying, so I was a little reluctant to jump in and study for this, so I think I used the test prep for no more than a month and a half before.
Oh, so when you practiced the collisions with JobTestPrep, they didn’t have any math at the time? They certainly do now lol, but I honestly barely answer them unless I’m waiting for new balls to enter the screen.
And as far as my efficiency, well damn, it’s hard AF on the hardest setting, so it’s nice to know the test was a little easier for you. Hope they keep it that way.
The other section that occasionally trips me up a bit is the memory game section, specifically when they give you two equations and one value. Kinda tricky to calculate those in two seconds before they start asking for the answers.
But I can certainly say I feel much more comfortable with the test prep than without.