Interview based on my "Advanced" Excel skills - Page 2

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  • #202888
    Anonymous
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    Hey everyone,

    I’m scheduled for an interview tomorrow afternoon via help from a temp agency. They made me do an Excel assessment test which I originally have intermediate skills. This 25 question assessment was difficult…..basically I looked up the answers to more than half the questions. I only got a few wrong which made me appear I have strong Excel skills.

    The recruiter told me I was selected by the client primarily because of my Excel skills. The client doesn’t want to spend too much time going over Excel with the temp hire. I don’t have time to go over any Excel tutorials today so tomorrow morning is my only chance.

    Should I go over the tutorials tomorrow morning or call the temp agency and “confess” that my assessment results is a fraud?

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  • #782031
    ScarletKnightCPA
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    I think you'll be fine.

    In real life, you are able to figure out how to do most things on excel through writing it in google.

    Far: 76 (Wiley Test Bank)
    Aud: 77 (Wiley Test Bank)
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    #782032
    Anonymous
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    In case anyone wanted an update:

    I went to the interview. It wasn't as terrible as I expected. The position basically extracts a large amount of data and makes it readable (Pivot tables I suppose). It required use of that, V-Lookup, and IF-THEN statements. Nothing extremely difficult.

    I don't think I got the position but I'm glad I went anyway. I know if I am ever given a difficult assessment test, to not research on it so it can be more realistic score.

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