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Reasons to Use Online Employment Assessments to Test Customer Service Skills

by Tyler P. A Passionate Blogger - Entertainment
Pre-employment assessments have changed the way organizations hire new employees. They have changed from relying mainly on resumes to conducting online tests, which has changed the recruiting landscape. 

Pre-employment tests have brought greater transparency into the recruiting process and have made it easier for businesses to identify candidates’ strengths and weaknesses and shortlist those who are best qualified for the job. This also allows candidates gain a better understanding of what the company is looking for. 

The main goal of the online employment tests is to ensure that candidates selected for the opportunity are a good fit for the job and the corporate culture. Technical and soft skills and communication skills can all be assessed using open-ended questions based on real-time scenarios. Behavioral assessments  focus on a candidate’s personality traits.

Pre-employment tests can be used for every job from entry-level to senior management positions, and they can be used at different stages of the recruitment process including initial screening and in the latter stages of the hiring process where the focus is on the finer aspects of the job requirements. 

By integrating pre-employment testing software with an applicant tracking system (ATS), an HR team can create and customize employment tests, automatically administer them, and easily assess the results to identify the best-qualified candidates. 

Customer service assessment tests are some of the most popular employment tests because every company has customers, and it is essential to keep them happy and satisfied with the products and services the business offers. 

Customer service plays a crucial role in increasing sales and generating profits. It has been revealed in many research studies that customers who are happy with the service make more purchases and are willing to pay more for excellent service. 

The role of the customer service representative is not limited to answering questions and documenting complaints. They need to be knowledgeable about the products and services the company offers, be familiar with business processes and operations, understand the core vision and mission of the company, the limitations, as well as make decisions and solve problems. 

Pre employment assessments for customer service are a mixture of various types of tests to ensure they include both hard and soft skills. Some of the areas tested can include:
 
  • Numerical Reasoning 
  • Verbal Reasoning 
  • Situational Judgment 
  • Time Management 
  • Listening and Communication
  • Personality & Behavioral Traits
  • Data Entry and Typing 

Companies that offer online employment tests often can show clients how to include interactive as well as audio and video questions so they can get a more complete view of candidates.

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