Our general skills assessment for applicants, the Elite Skills Profile, measures abilities needed to succeed in most entry to mid-level jobs.
It also highlights traits similar to those found in executive assistant skills to look for in applicants. Along with a cognitive ability test, it can serve as a core test for most jobs.
Skills in grammar, spelling, math, and attention to detail are important because they are the key to effective communication, problem-solving, and accuracy in work tasks.
Tests like the Microsoft Office Skills Test for Employment also help measure these core abilities to ensure candidates are truly job-ready.
These skills help employees present information clearly, avoid errors, maintain professionalism, and add to a well-functioning team. For an example of how these abilities support workplace success, explore essential skills every executive assistant needs.
Our Elite Skills Profile test gives a detailed snapshot of applicants’ skills in the four focus areas, including insights into why reading comprehension skills in applicants are important.
To see how similar assessments measure digital proficiency, find out how Microsoft Office tests evaluate job skills.
What kind of questions are on this general skills assessment?
The test includes multiple-choice questions on grammar, spelling, basic math, and logical reasoning. It’s designed to evaluate a candidate’s ability to communicate, calculate, and think clearly on the job.
What skills does the Elite Skills Profile cover?
It measures grammar, spelling, math, attention to detail, and basic analytical skills—essential traits for professional performance in most workplace settings.
How much does this cost?
Pricing is simple and flexible as your needs change. Each test completed uses one test credit. (See pricing for credits)
Can I get a free sample before I purchase?
Yes, just visit Try for Free to provide your information and we’ll send a free sample of the test you request.
