Which selection method is generally designed to measure whether a candidate can perform tasks similar to those required in the job?

Correct answer: C. Work-sample test

  • A. Orientation session
  • B. Exit interview
  • C. Work-sample test
  • D. Seniority review

Explanation

A work-sample test asks candidates to perform realistic duties or tasks related to the vacant position. This gives direct evidence of job-relevant ability, unlike an exit interview, which is conducted when an employee leaves.

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