Assessment Setup

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Using the Workplace Alignment Assessment

The ideal candidate isn't just someone who will excel in their job; you need someone who will stick with your organization for the long run as a committed and engaged employee. The Workplace Alignmen…

Updated by Cody Cooley

Create a TestMaker Test

Using TestMaker Tests, you can create post-hire training tests, engagement surveys, or custom tests to verify job knowledge. Create a TestMaker Test. Click Manage in the top navigation bar, then clic…

Updated by Maddie Gilbert

Creating Surveys Using TestMaker

Did you know that you can use TestMaker to create surveys? Create TestMaker surveys for phone screening, onboarding, training and more.

Updated by Amy Thomas

Creating and Using a Competency Set for Illustrait

Illustrait gives you a hyper-targeted, highly job-relevant method of assessing whether your candidates have the competency potential required for successful performance in a specific role. The concep…

Updated by Sean Welch

Tips for Creating Great TestMaker Tests

TestMaker is a great tool for creating skills tests that assess your candidate’s learned knowledge and for collecting information from your team. We have put together some suggestions, tips and examples for using TestMaker in your organisation.

Updated by Amy Thomas

Branded Candidate Summaries - Logo Upload Guidelines

To add your company’s logo to candidate summaries you’ll need to send a version of your logo to our support team (or your CSM!) that corresponds with the guidelines outlined below. Branded candidate…

Updated by Cody Cooley

Language Options for Candidate Summary Reports

Our Candidate Summary Reports * are available to view in 6 languages. These are: English (this is the default language set). Portuguese (Brazil). Spanish (Latin America). German (Germany). French (Ca…

Updated by Sean Welch

Test Languages for Candidates

Here at Criteria, all our tests are available in English by default. However, many of our assessments may be completed by candidates in a language that they are more familiar with. Click here to view…

Updated by Sean Welch