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The Personnel Tests for Industry – Oral Directions measures an individual’s ability to follow directions presented orally and answer appropriately.  Before you invest the time and money to train a new employee, test your applicants for skills like:

• Measure the ability to understand oral directions
• Reveal verbal skills (Synonyms, Information, Classification)
• Reveal numerical skills (Basic Math, Percentages, Volume, Fractions)

This test provides the answers you need to make an informed hiring or coaching decision.

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The Personnel Tests for Industry Oral Directions features a tape recording to assess an individual’s ability to follow directions presented orally and answer appropriately.  This test is ideal for entry-level staff, including telephone operators, receptionists, plant production workers, reservation agents, and machine operators.

• Reading Level: 6th grade
• Completion time: 15 minutes (Timed)
• Administration: Paper-and-pencil

The examinee listens to the recorded instructions and responds accordingly. Scores reflect general mental ability and help to evaluate applicants with limited English proficiency or partial hearing impairment.

• Measure the ability to understand oral directions.
• Reveal verbal skills (Synonyms, Information, Classification).
• Reveal numerical skills (Basic Math, Percentages, Volume, Fractions).

Use this test when assessing applicants for jobs such as:

• Telephone operator
• Receptionist
• Plant production worker
• Reservation agent
• Machine operator

This test can help determine whether individuals can benefit from basic skills training, specific vocational training, or educational remediation programs.

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