United Hogan Assessment?
#202
Wife out of town?! Heck no, take it with her! She'll keep you straight and help you not answer anything too crazy.
Wait until next week?? I wanted it compete. Its not a major math test. Do you know if the airline tracks how long to complete the test? Just food for thought!
Good luck!
Wait until next week?? I wanted it compete. Its not a major math test. Do you know if the airline tracks how long to complete the test? Just food for thought!
Good luck!
#203
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Joined APC: Oct 2009
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Wife out of town?! Heck no, take it with her! She'll keep you straight and help you not answer anything too crazy.
Wait until next week?? I wanted it compete. Its not a major math test. Do you know if the airline tracks how long to complete the test? Just food for thought!
Good luck!
Wait until next week?? I wanted it compete. Its not a major math test. Do you know if the airline tracks how long to complete the test? Just food for thought!
Good luck!
#204
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Joined APC: Sep 2014
Position: Left
Posts: 15
Do whatever is right for you. My invite came right before last Christmas, and I was on the downside of one of the worst illnesses I'd ever had. The holiday plus being sick meant that I waited almost the full week before taking it. I took it on a Friday, which was foolish -- don't do that unless you're prepared to wait the weekend to hear!
I heard the good news on the next Tuesday.
I also logged in, logged out a few times. No issues there. Ideal to do it all in one sitting, but just saying it's not impossible. I don't think they care when or how you do it, as long as you follow the directions that UA sends you.
I've heard of people blowing through it in 20 minutes, passing, and also guys who didn't read the questions well and failing. All told, it took me an hour and a half. I wanted to be careful about the always/sometimes/nevers.
One last bit, I'd say out of the 400 questions, 380 to 390 of them will be easy. It's the 10-20 that hurt your brain. Be positive, and good luck!
C72
I heard the good news on the next Tuesday.
I also logged in, logged out a few times. No issues there. Ideal to do it all in one sitting, but just saying it's not impossible. I don't think they care when or how you do it, as long as you follow the directions that UA sends you.
I've heard of people blowing through it in 20 minutes, passing, and also guys who didn't read the questions well and failing. All told, it took me an hour and a half. I wanted to be careful about the always/sometimes/nevers.
One last bit, I'd say out of the 400 questions, 380 to 390 of them will be easy. It's the 10-20 that hurt your brain. Be positive, and good luck!
C72
#205
It would be great if every UA manager (and above) had to take this test tomorrow. And if they failed, were then summarily shown the door. Irrespective of how hard they worked to get to their present position, and no matter how many positive attributes, evaluations and letters of recommendation they possessed. Gone.
#206
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Joined APC: Mar 2010
Posts: 524
It would be great if every UA manager (and above) had to take this test tomorrow. And if they failed, were then summarily shown the door. Irrespective of how hard they worked to get to their present position, and no matter how many positive attributes, evaluations and letters of recommendation they possessed. Gone.
#208
New Hire
Joined APC: Nov 2015
Posts: 2
any results yet?
I took both yesterday back to back. Tried to pay attention to the always/never stuff. But I agree, its only 20-30ish that really get you thinking.
I went at a steady pace and finished both in about 35 minutes.
Did anyone that took theirs this week get results yet? fingers crossed....
I went at a steady pace and finished both in about 35 minutes.
Did anyone that took theirs this week get results yet? fingers crossed....
#209
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Joined APC: Jun 2012
Position: FTE
Posts: 194
I received the Hogan link yesterday (Wed) and I am waiting to take it this coming Monday. The way I see it, there are pros and cons to waiting that long. The cons: I psych myself out because I am thinking about it for 4 days. The pros: Monday is the next day that I don't have to commute 3 hrs round trip with a full work day in between. My wife and son will be out of town. So I can take the test after getting a full night's rest, and having no distractions.
What do you guys think? A good idea, or bad?
What do you guys think? A good idea, or bad?
#210
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Joined APC: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,383
It would be great if every UA manager (and above) had to take this test tomorrow. And if they failed, were then summarily shown the door. Irrespective of how hard they worked to get to their present position, and no matter how many positive attributes, evaluations and letters of recommendation they possessed. Gone.
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