Submitted by wikijobs on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 04:37
Many assessment centres for job seekers, graduates and graduate schemes, involve an in-tray exercise. Sometimes this exercise is conducted electronically and is referred to as an e-tray exercise. Whichever one you do, the exercises are used to test graduates and job seekers on real life working demands and situations.
Submitted by wikijobs on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 10:10
Here are some tips for a graduate or job seeker to succeed when undertaking an in-tray exercise. There are several methods of performing well at in-tray and e-tray exercises. Below are some key hints and tips for performing well.
In-tray exercise tips
• Read the instructions carefully and thoroughly
Submitted by wikijobs on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 09:54
In-tray exercises is to place you in a realistic although simulated work situation, and to assess your workplace behaviour and attitudes in that context. The point of an in-tray and e-tray exercises is that the skills and attitudes being assessed will be relevant to the job you are applying for; the types of issues and problems you are asked to consider will be similar to those involved in that role.
How many in-tray exercises will there be?
Submitted by wikijobs on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 08:40
In-tray and E-tray exercises
Everything you need to know about In-tray and E-tray exercises.
