Receptionist Test
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The Receptionist test measures skill at welcoming guests, answering their inquiries, and directing them appropriately, which includes interpersonal skills, communication, scheduling, attention to detail and reasoning.
The test focuses on evaluating practical, daily workplace tasks such as:
- Calming and focusing customers on productive problem resolution.
- Paying attention to detailed instructions to prioritize tasks.
- Reasoning about numerical and written information to make logical conclusions.
Job roles such as Receptionist, Administrative Assistant, and Secretary need a variety of skills to help administer offices smoothly and to keep customers happy.
Sample public questions
The customer you are speaking with needs help solving a relatively common problem with his computer printer. Early on in the conversation, you realize he is not at home and can't provide the model number and other information you normally need to process this request. How do you proceed with the call once you discover this information?
You are on the support team for a cable/internet company and you have received the following email from a customer, Mike Smith:
I am very upset that your installation tech did not come to my home today at the appointed time. I took time off from work, all for no reason! I was told he should arrive between 12:00 and 5:00. He didn’t get here until 5:45. I could have just stayed at work since I normally get home at 5:30. This is not a good way to start my new service with you and I am already considering canceling!
A quick check of the notes on the customer’s account shows that the tech was scheduled to arrive ideally between 12:00 and 5:00pm, but didn’t get there until about 5:45 because of heavy traffic resulting from a car accident on one of the major crosstown roadways.
Please draft your response to this customer in the box below.
An elderly customer calls with a problem finding some product information on your company’s website. He is nice enough, just frustrated and hopeless because he can’t find what he needs. The information he’s looking for is too long and complicated to share over the phone. What are the best next steps?
You are having a discussion with your friend about the apps you both use.
Every app your friend uses, you also use. Spreadsheet is the app you use the most. You don't use the Calculator app at all.
With regard to what’s written above, select which of the following statements are true.
The charts below show the number of cars John sold last year and the profit per car he made.
How much did John earn last year?
The chart below shows how many properties an employee sold last month:
What was the total number of properties sold last month?
Cats are common pets throughout the world, and their worldwide population exceeds 500 million.
Cats are the second most popular pet in the U.S. by number of pets owned, behind freshwater fish. Although cat ownership has commonly been associated with women, research has shown that men and women in the U.S. are equally likely to own a cat.
They are ranked as the third most popular pet in the U.K. by number of pets owned, after fish and dogs, with 8 million being owned.
What can be concluded from the text above?
You need to schedule a critical meeting. You're available from 9:30am to 2:00pm.
Angela is available from 10:30am to 2:30pm.
Chris is available from 12pm to 4pm.
Everyone hates meeting during lunch but will if it's important.
When are all three of you available to start a one-hour meeting?
You drafted an email on your phone in poor lighting while in transit. Now back in the office, you need to proofread what you wrote before sending it out. Read the email draft below.
The agenda for next week’s meeting includes presentations from both the marketing and sales teams. Marisol, you will need to has completed the analysis of the most recent campaign by then. You guys need to present slides of those outcomes at the meeting, OK? Meanwhile, Lucas should do something similar for the sales team. Rather than presenting individual case studies, tries to analyze the quarter as a whole this time. Let's nail these presentations and show the executives how much improvement we have made?
Which sentences have errors in grammar or punctuation?
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Life Expectancy, Product Defect, Angry Jones, Document Organization, Employee of the Year, Report Distribution, Event Booking, Project B, Workplace, Math Courses, Blue-collar Workers, Candidate Answers, Road Trip, Kindergarten, Penny Flipping, World Championship, All-Stars, Masked Burglar, Free Calls, Broken Clock, Digits to Employees, Pages Turned, Olive Oil Press, Discount, Gear Wheels, Reversed Accounts, Food Additive, Product of the Day, Data Exposure, Cooking Oil, Project Hours, Work to Finish, Company Rules, Unavailable Teammate, Shirt Colors, Pet Supplies, Refund Demand, Cancelled Customer, Avoiding Calls, Vacation Days, Conference Instructions, Training Session, Billable Hours, On Time Arrival, Break, Daily Tasks, Thief, Alarm System, Condominium, Working Week, Fossil Dig, Bikers, Elves, Mold, Laptop Setup, Gas Price, Gas Price Change, Busy Intersection, Fruit Juice Processing, Riviera Hotels, Uber, Renewable Energy, Flower Exports, Lucky Roller, Customer Parking, Sales Flights, Email Dictation, Eco Refrigerator, Digital Ads, Holidays, Tax, Money, Seating Plan, Intern Design, Eye Color, Sunscreen Ingredients, Inventory Count, Troubleshooting Flowchart, File Encryption, Red Black Chart, License Match, Hair Products, Busy Schedule, Clock Hands, Closed Deals, Currency Exchange, Ears, Marbles, Pages, Profit Margin, Profits, Race Track, Revenue Growth, Revenue No Growth, Spin the Wheel, Traffic Counter, Turtles, Middle Ages Warlords, Football Stadium Renovation, Whitepaper Estimate, Vacation Requests, Service Failure, Critical Client, Too Many Tasks, Brainstorming Session, Constant Change, Annual Report, Meeting Coordination, Text to Code, Plans, OCR Fail, Charity Check, Project Notes, Data Dilemma, Q TV, Cat Food CMS, Room Setup, Meal Reimbursement, Hand to Type, Name That Panel, Clock Angles, Outdoor Tub, Employees to Digits, Thank You Email, Elementary School, Game Rules, Drawing the Next Card, Automatic Entries, Holiday Brochures, Award for Ana, Business Reports, Complaining Customers, Highs and Lows, Pink Diamonds, A Bad Good Year, Office Space, Auto Oversight, Kids on Apps, Coffee and Cake, Snack, Feature Usage, Contractor Fee, Image Toolbar, Soda and Battery, Travel Club, Pricing Mistake.
Skills and topics tested
- Verbal Reasoning
- Inductive Reasoning
- Interpersonal Skills
- Customer Service
- Attention to Detail
- Alphabetical Order
- Following Instructions
- Customer Emails
- Customer Feedback
- Written Communication
- Email Etiquette
- Time Management
- Finding Availability
- Scheduling
- Assigning Work
- Logical Reasoning
- Deductive Reasoning
- Fallacy of the Undistributed Middle
- Fallacy of Exclusive Premises
- Fallacy of Division
- Fallacy of Composition
- Set Theory
- Gambler's Fallacy
- Affirming a Disjunct
- Masked-Man Fallacy
- Numerical Reasoning
- Table Lookup
- Arithmetic
- Divide and Conquer
- Linear Equations
- Mechanics
- Exact Match
- Verifying Data
- Basic Math
- Issue Resolution
- Upselling
- Call Center
- Process Improvement
- Identifying Mistakes
- Insufficient Information
- Unfulfilled Request
- Angry Customer
- Customer Complaint
- Understanding Rules
- Clear and Concise
- Giving Instructions
- English Language
- Grammar and Punctuation
- Tone and Voice
- Optimization
- Travel Booking
- Working with Time
- Argument from Fallacy
- Affirming the Consequent
- Double Counting
- Illicit Major
- Attribute Substitution
- Work Rate
- Percentages
- Conjunction Fallacy
- Critical Thinking
- Most Effective Summary
- True Statement
- Existential Fallacy
- Modal Fallacy
- Proofreading
- Return Request
- Newspaper Excerpts
- Visual Attention
- Correlation and Causation
- Geometry
- Arithmetic Mean
- Chart Lookup
- Fractions
- Rotating Elements
- Project Timeline
- Prioritization
- Vacation Policies
- The 4Ds
- Competing Schedules
- Reordering Tasks
- Multitasking
- Data Entry
- Spot the Difference
- English Language
- Cybersecurity Awareness
- Circular Reasoning
- Dependent Events
- Probability
- Venn Diagram
- Working with Time
For job roles
- Administrative Assistant
- Office Coordinator
- Receptionist
- Secretary
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