Talent Assessment

Cognitive Selection Tools - Skills and Abilities - "Can Do"

Skill and aptitude assessments have the strongest predictive power of the widely used employee selection procedures. They are a cost-effective means of quickly determining whether an employee can perform the job at a desirable level.

PSI publishes the following skills and aptitude testing assessments:

  • Basic Skills Tests (BST)
    (sample positions: Customer Service, Administrative, Clerical)
    Language Skills · Reading Comprehension · Vocabulary · Computation · Problem Solving · Decision Making · Following Oral/Written Directions · Forms Checking · Reasoning · Classifying · Coding · Filing Names/Numbers · Visual Speed & Accuracy · Workplace Keyboarding/Data Entry Skills
  • Employee Aptitude Survey (EAS)
    (sample positions: Supervisors, Sales, Engineers, Accountants, Skilled Workers)
    Verbal Comprehension · Numerical Ability · Visual Pursuit · Visual Speed & Accuracy · Space Visualization · Numerical Reasoning · Verbal Reasoning · Word Fluency · Manual Speed and Accuracy · Symbolic Reasoning · Manual Dexterity
  • Professional Employment Test (PET)
    (sample positions: Management Selection, Professionals)
    Verbal Comprehension · Quantitative Problem Solving · Reasoning · Data Interpretation
  • Manual Dexterity Test for Industry (MDTI)
    (sample positions: Operators, Assembly, Production Workers
  • Computer Skills Tests/Data Entry
    (all jobs)
  • Industrial Skills Tests (IST)
    (sample positions: Manufacturing, Assembly, Operations and Process involving Machinery, Repair and Maintenance, Skilled Craft, Construction, Firefighters)
    Working with Numbers, Charts and Graphs; Reading Comprehension; Mechanical Principles
  • Ramsay Knowledge Tests
    (technical jobs)
  • Multimedia Comprehension Test
    (all jobs)
  • Public Safety
    (sample positions: Entry-level Firefighter, Entry-Level Law Enforcement, Protective Services
  • SureHire

PSI offers several assessments that enable you to quickly focus on those candidates who have the most potential.