Typing Online Test

The Typing Test makes use of scenario-based questions to test for on-the-job skills as opposed to theoretical knowledge, ensuring that candidates who do well on this screening test have the relavant skills. The questions are designed to covered following on-the-job aspects:

• Proficiency in touch typing
• Accurate and fast typing skills
• Knowledge of proofreading techniques
• Familiarity with formatting standards
• Ability to type with consistency and precision
• Expertise in typing symbols and special characters
• Efficient typing speed of at least 60 words per minute
• Thorough understanding of different keyboard layouts
• Capability to identify and correct typing errors
• Experience in typing complex and technical terms

Once the test is sent to a candidate, the candidate receives a link in email to take the test. For each candidate, you will receive a detailed report with skills breakdown and benchmarks to shortlist the top candidates from your pool.

• Typing Skills

  Typing skills refer to the ability to accurately and efficiently input text using a keyboard. This skill is crucial as it directly impacts productivity and the speed at which tasks can be completed. By assessing typing skills, recruiters can evaluate an individual's typing proficiency and determine their suitability for roles that require frequent computer use, such as data entry or administrative positions.

• Proofreading

  Proofreading involves carefully reviewing written content to identify and rectify any errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, or formatting. Measuring proofreading skills in the test allows recruiters to determine the attention to detail and accuracy of candidates. This skill is particularly important for roles that involve creating, editing, or publishing written content, ensuring that the final output is error-free and maintains a professional standard.

• Formatting

  Formatting refers to the arrangement, design, and layout of written content. It encompasses aspects such as font styles, headings, bullet points, indentation, and alignment. Evaluating formatting skills in the test enables recruiters to gauge an individual's ability to present information in a visually appealing and organized manner. Strong formatting skills are essential in professions that involve creating reports, presentations, or any form of structured written documentation.

• Typing Speed Test

  Typing speed test measures how quickly an individual can type. It assesses their ability to transcribe text with speed and efficiency without sacrificing accuracy. This skill is relevant for roles that involve regular typing tasks, such as data entry or customer support, where speed is a critical factor in meeting deadlines and delivering prompt responses.

• Typing Accuracy Test

  Typing accuracy test evaluates an individual's ability to type without making errors. It measures their precision and consistency in hitting the correct keys while maintaining a high level of accuracy. This skill is important in roles where data accuracy is paramount, such as accounting or transcription, as it ensures that mistakes are minimized and the integrity of the information is maintained.

• Full list of covered topics

  The actual topics of the questions in the final test will depend on your job description and requirements. However, here's a list of topics you can expect the questions for Typing Test to be based on.

  Home row keys

  Speed and accuracy

  Typing exercises

  Proofreading symbols

  Formatting styles

  Touch typing techniques

  Common typing errors

  Typing speed test

  Typing accuracy test

  Correct finger placement

  Typing ergonomics

  Keyboard shortcuts

  Online typing tools

  Numeric keypad typing

  Shift key functions

  Special characters typing

  Capitalization rules

  Punctuation marks

  Paragraph formatting

  Indentation

  Line spacing

  Text alignment

  Font selection

  Copying and pasting text

  Shortcut keys for formatting

  Proofreading strategies

  Spell checking tools

  Identifying typos

  Editing for grammar and syntax

  Reviewing punctuation and capitalization

  Knowing when to use homophones

  Identifying inconsistencies in formatting

  Using typing speed practice exercises

  Typing accuracy improvement techniques

  Identifying and correcting keying errors

  Proofreading for content accuracy

  Maintaining speed and accuracy simultaneously

  Identifying hand and finger placements

  Using typing software applications

  Overcoming typing fatigue

  Developing typing muscle memory

  Customizing keyboard settings

  Optimizing typing speed

  Positioning of hands on the keyboard

  Recognizing different keyboard layouts

  Error analysis and correction

  Practicing touch typing without looking

  Increasing typing speed with practice

  Measuring words per minute (WPM)

  Typing posture and positioning

  Use of correct typing finger positions

  Effective use of the backspace key

  Typing long passages accurately

  Balancing speed and accuracy

  Proofreading for formatting errors

  Typing special characters quickly

  Navigating through documents efficiently

• Data Entry Operator
• Administrative Assistant
• Content Writer
• Customer Service Representative
• Fresh Graduate Roles

For intermediate/ experienced candidates, we customize the assessment questions to include advanced topics and increase the difficulty level of the questions. This might include adding questions on topics like

• Proficient in using keyboard shortcuts for efficiency
• Ability to maintain accuracy while typing for long durations
• Knowledge of different typing styles and techniques
• Skilled in typing numbers and numerical data precisely
• Understanding of typing ergonomics and best practices
• Knowledge of relevant typing software and tools
• Experience in completing typing tasks within given time limits
• Ability to adapt to various typing challenges and requirements
• Expertise in typing with focus and attention to detail
• Capable of meeting high typing accuracy standards