Challenging Psychometric Test Question (1 Viewer)

[anomalousdecay]

Well yeah of course C is the only one that makes sense logically given we add the condition that only part-time and full-time work exist in the realm of the question (that's the easy part and everyone would obviously put C and move on in the exam) but I want to get to the answer C using a k-map/boolean because I think that would be cool. Might try have a better look at it later and work it with another method lol.

 

[seremify007]

Wow this question blew up much more than I had anticipated.

I'm thinking this too. I thought it was quite a basic question and picked C straight away ... and was mindblown at how much more people had read into it. That being said I did wonder if it was a trick question (i.e. what about the potential for employees who are neither FT/PT) but ended up settling on C still.

 

[Librah]

Wow this question blew up much more than I had anticipated.

I think it was because it was titled "challenging" psychometric test question.

 

[seremify007]

And this is the internet where people can over think things lol


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[Carrotsticks]

I think it was because it was titled "challenging" psychometric test question.

Judging by what I've been seeing on Facebook recently, it could also have been named "You would not believe what the answer to this question is!"

 

[Katsumi]

Judging by what I've been seeing on Facebook recently, it could also have been named "You would not believe what the answer to this question is! (Win a FREE iPad!!!!!!)"

Ftfy

 

[dlau]

Interesting.