Use cases

Assess the work the role actually requires

A practical exercise is most useful when it reflects real job tasks, gives candidates clear instructions, and lets reviewers judge the same evidence against a shared rubric. Start with one of these examples and adapt it.

GIS & Information Management

GIS and Information Management Skills Assessment

Design a practical GIS analyst hiring assessment around spatial data quality, analysis, and clear deliverables—reviewed by people, not automated scoring.

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Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning

MEAL Officer Data Quality Assessment

Build a practical MEAL recruitment assessment that tests indicator interpretation, data-quality reasoning, and responsible communication.

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Excel & Spreadsheet Skills

Excel Skills Test for Hiring

Create a job-relevant Excel practical assessment with a clear task, realistic spreadsheet deliverable, and a consistent human-scored rubric.

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Keep the assessment fair and useful

  • Use synthetic or de-identified material and disclose what candidates should submit.
  • Set a task scope and time allowance that matches the job and candidate experience.
  • Use consistent criteria, document reviewer judgments, and keep final hiring decisions with people.

For the complete product workflow, see getting started and the pricing guide.