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Michele Davis wrote:
> I hesitate to take these tests just for principle sake, but I'm not
> sure. Any opinions oh whirlers?
Trust your instincts and stick to your principles. You will thank yourself
later. Jobs that require this kind of test (in my opinion) are generally
low-quality jobs, with a poor attitude toward employees. The test is a red
flag, you'd do better to pass it by.
On the other hand, perhaps it's a great job, but the recruiter is wacky.
Maybe the employer doesn't know about or even approve of this test.
The usual advice applies: try to rely mostly on personal contacts and
networking.
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