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<blockquote data-quote="Nat000" data-source="post: 37915" data-attributes="member: 5057"><p>I have. The VR can be practised using elements from the Watson Glaser test, of which there are quite a few examples free online. For the SJT, I really feel like their own website test is good practice - I didn't find it very difficult and I think it's quite intuitive, basically use common sense to discount the obviously bad options and then select the ones that appeal to you the most from the remaining options. The personality questionnaire unfortunately I don't think you can really prepare for. Be honest throughout, but present a version of yourself that appears competent and be sure not to pick the 'middle ground' option too much as then the system can't get a solid feel of your personality. </p><p></p><p>It's quite short, I wouldn't overthink it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nat000, post: 37915, member: 5057"] I have. The VR can be practised using elements from the Watson Glaser test, of which there are quite a few examples free online. For the SJT, I really feel like their own website test is good practice - I didn't find it very difficult and I think it's quite intuitive, basically use common sense to discount the obviously bad options and then select the ones that appeal to you the most from the remaining options. The personality questionnaire unfortunately I don't think you can really prepare for. Be honest throughout, but present a version of yourself that appears competent and be sure not to pick the 'middle ground' option too much as then the system can't get a solid feel of your personality. It's quite short, I wouldn't overthink it! [/QUOTE]
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