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DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME! FAKE POSITION or the WORST HR in the world! Below is the process: Basic Fit test - Just a few basic questions related to the position to see if you Psychometric test - You have to complete 50 questions in 15 minutes, which is almost impossible English language test - Judge by an AI program (weird) Real work test - record a video, or an audio, or writing an email, calculating some numbers (which I did not pass) Interview - with a real person? I don't know. I have a MBA, and I applied to several different positions, all of which I could never get passed the Real Work test. There were 4 questions for the Private Equity Sourcing Associate position, and I'm 100% positive that I got at least 2 correct as they were questions involving financial statements. And the other questions were - one involving recording a 45 second elevator pitch audio, and the other one was writing a short summary for a company in 3-4 sentences. If I got 2 out of 4 questions correct, how could my score be 30%? If you value your time, don't even bother applying.

A complete scam company and waste of time. I've been doing this for years and the questions they ask are completely unrelated to the job, completely irrelevant and feel more like one of those cheap, online IQ tests more than an actual skills-based, competency measurement. It's designed to fail, so don't think too much of it. However, what you do get to look forward to for wasting your time is the deluge of rejection emails they send, repeatedly... forever. No, really - I just got my 10th system generated 'rejection' email from a position I applied for about a year ago. And it's a 'no-reply' email address, so you need to add them to spam to stop them from coming. My guess is that they are trying to guilt you into thinking 'you suck' but maybe all these amazing opportunities can happen if you 'try again', as if employment is some kind of arcade game. After 'failing' the interview, I did some background research on the company, and it's basically just a scam recruitment company that harvests data for the most part. And for the 'lucky' few who do make it through, the job opportunities are mostly exploitative work. Honestly, I wouldn't have posted this review, but their near-monthly rejection emails for a single application from a year ago reminded me to write about this trash.