The pillars are not the elements of the exercise like the numerical and verbal reasoning. The pillars are more the competencies that are being assessed and are as follows:
I have no real information, but from what I've seen on here higher is better of course, but I suspect there might be a benchmark of a certain level in each section, this might vary with firms though I'm not sure. I also think it is one of those tests where it's impossible to score very highly in all sections. The highest I've seen here was like 9, 8, 5, 6 or something, never seen all of them high high. So if that's true I guess some amount of equalisation is better?
Thank you! Do you know by some chance whether the test is timed?
No I didn’t, but I’ve just got my results. My highest were personal responsibility and growth mindset and my lowest was relationship manager. Wbu?
When did you get your results? I did it yesterday and still haven’t received anything :/
48 hours exactly after haha I always get capp test results at the latest they sat
I have seen a few people on the forum who have taken the test say that it isn’t timed. 🙂
Hey, I got the exact same feedback word to word tbh. Top for verbal, average for numerical with some emphasis on being more collaborative
Same here. This amberjack test doesn't help, if anything it makes matters worse. If the employers rely heavily on that rather than their own analyzation and judgement, its going be terrible. I got 6 3 4 4. I think I probably bombed with these scores while I excelled verbal, but I am just as confused as everyone else about how these scores will be analysed. Maybe, only time can tell.
It's not like bad. I mean even if you answer all the scenarios correctly or get most of them correct you could still score low on those 4 pillars based on your choices even if they are the correct ones and your efficiency while answering. I know these don't make sense at all but it is what it is and also basing this on our speed and efficiency is quite non-sensical in my opinion because we have to watch the instructions video and get ads every now and then while answering which yes we can skip but it takes a bit time to do so and there are numerical reasoning which itself takes a lot more time and trust me they are no primary school or secondary school type maths not even trainee level maths, those are like proper associate level figures (atleast that's what I felt like), not particularly very difficult but a lot time consuming and needs proper attention. But just take the test with a positive mind and hope for the best.
Not necessarily a stupid question but may need more context as to why you are asking it to help frame it to your interviewers.
