RE: Editing and writing tests for jobs

[Price Lisa - IL <PRICEL -at- tusc -dot- com>]

I think it depends.  I'm always grateful for a test, because I'm a good test
taker, and I don't have many work samples I can leave behind (due to
proprietary content and confidentiality contracts).  It gives me a way to
show them I can do the work without poring over outdated samples.

-----Original Message-----

I really believe a writing test is unnecessary, except for interns or entry
level, just to make sure they can organize a sentence. 



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