Being able to solve the problems quickly mentally is a great position to be in :) but if you're not feeling confident, try the following, and we assure you you'll be ready to ace the assessment.... - Try some practice questions: payhip.com/b/rOXRU - And then attempt an actual test to get a sense of the testing conditions and see how you do: ruclips.net/video/0E8ucWxVqVE/видео.html - Repeat until confident - practice makes perfect! :)
Yes, they give only six minutes to solve as many problems as possible. Accuracy and speed are both important. The purpose of these kind of tests is that they indicate a candidates problem solving ability and decision making approach to every day tasks based on logic.
Hi I found that your switch challenge video is very insightful and I would really much appreciate the tips and tricks you gave for the hardest difficulty in the challenge. If possible can I get the practice booklet with all the different levels of switch challenge so I can prepare myself better? Many thanks
Sure thing, glad you found it useful! We are working on creating a video dedicated to tips and tricks as well as a practice booklet to help you better prepare
After much demand, the Switch Challenge / Operator Conversion Practice eBooklet is finally here with 7 levels and 70 questions of varying levels of difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Answers for every question included and easy navigation... click here: payhip.com/b/rOXRU After mastering these questions you will definitely be ready for your assessment.
For the third technique, I find going forward much easier, then backwards, so i do: 1. left bottom corner, 2. left upper corner, 3. middle upper column, 4. right upper corner, 5. middle bottom column, 6. right bottom corner. Maybe someones feels the same way I do.
In 22:58, in the second way finding the right code, you said to focus on the shapes below but you didn't explain it well how you able to get those shapes below.
It won’t be exactly the same, but should be very similar. As long as you make sure you understand the concept and practice enough questions you’ll smash it! Good luck - let us know once you’ve passed ;)
Hey thanks for the explanation, just finished my test. I got level 17 unlocked in 6 minutes, is it good enough? and are there any more complex level above those level u called hardest level?
Since these tests are adaptive (they get progressively harder as you answer correctly) - it is a good indication that you reached the hardest level (there aren’t any more difficult) so as long as you stayed at that level and continued answering correctly you can assume that you’ve passed this portion of the assessment. Good luck - let us know how you did once you get your results
Ok remember, with enough practice you’ll be able to eliminate the nervousness and ace the test. Practice practice practice. Let us know if you need any support - good luck!
How do you do the bottom half bit at around 22:00 - I don't feel that was properly explained - how do you ignore the top half and then come out with those shapes
Thanks for your question. Did you see the explanation at 23:45 ? It is also explained in this video: ruclips.net/video/aIQcwFhKVXw/видео.html Please let us know if still not clear and we will find a way to make it easier to understand.
Hi @okeudoisrael9221, did you see the explanation at 23:31 ? Let us know if it is not clear and we will do a separate video to go through it in more detail
Hi i still dont get how you are arriving at the bottom shapes - they are just not correlating. for example at for the last one 3241 at 30:25 how is the triangle at position 3 when it is in position number 1at the bottom..
Hi - The bottom three operations are solved from the bottom up using the ‘reverse’ technique. Have a look at this short video which explains how to do this: ruclips.net/video/aIQcwFhKVXw/видео.htmlsi=oZPWXOFGLwB0lW8a If it is still not clear let us know and we’ll make a more detailed video explaining the ‘reverse’ technique
Basically for back tracking, each series indicate the position of the shape at the corresponding place. Think about ranking. For instance, at 23:46, on the left series : - Cross will be 2nd - Triangle will be 3rd - Circle will be 4th - Square will be 1st What gives us : Square, Cross, Triangle, Circle.
@@Vans-im8whhard luck! All that means is more practice is needed - try our practice booklet next time and ask us if anything is unclear so you can be ready
You should adopt different methods depending on which level is being answered; the more practice the easier it becomes - Practice eBooklet with 7 levels and 70 questions of varying difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Answers for every question and easy navigation... click here: payhip.com/b/rOXRU
payhip.com/b/rOXRU It is finally here 70 questions, 7 levels of varying difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Answers for every question included and easy navigation...After mastering these questions you will definitely be ready for your assessment.
Here it is 70 questions, 7 levels of varying difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Click here: payhip.com/b/rOXRU After mastering these questions you will definitely be ready for your assessment.
You can use a paper and pen, but don't spend too much time writing - the more practice questions you try the easier it becomes. The single most important thing that will enable you to do well is PRACTICE.
Not many get this immediately. But by watching this, getting familiar with the concept and trying many practice questions (our practice ebooklet will help) you’ll get the hang of it and it will become easier 💪🏼
Hi, brother thank you very much, today i cleared the online assessment test switch challenge with your reverse techniques.
Great job, glad it was useful!
Solved these problems within a minute mentally..
But still not confident for AON assessment 😅
Thanks BTW
Being able to solve the problems quickly mentally is a great position to be in :) but if you're not feeling confident, try the following, and we assure you you'll be ready to ace the assessment....
- Try some practice questions: payhip.com/b/rOXRU
- And then attempt an actual test to get a sense of the testing conditions and see how you do: ruclips.net/video/0E8ucWxVqVE/видео.html
- Repeat until confident - practice makes perfect! :)
I have given 6 mins to solve these problems. How ridiculous and nothing to do with the job.
Yes, they give only six minutes to solve as many problems as possible. Accuracy and speed are both important. The purpose of these kind of tests is that they indicate a candidates problem solving ability and decision making approach to every day tasks based on logic.
Hi I found that your switch challenge video is very insightful and I would really much appreciate the tips and tricks you gave for the hardest difficulty in the challenge. If possible can I get the practice booklet with all the different levels of switch challenge so I can prepare myself better? Many thanks
Sure thing, glad you found it useful! We are working on creating a video dedicated to tips and tricks as well as a practice booklet to help you better prepare
After much demand, the Switch Challenge / Operator Conversion Practice eBooklet is finally here with 7 levels and 70 questions of varying levels of difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Answers for every question included and easy navigation... click here: payhip.com/b/rOXRU
After mastering these questions you will definitely be ready for your assessment.
Thank you for the detailed explanation, I was looking for this for an assessment
Glad it was helpful!
For the third technique, I find going forward much easier, then backwards, so i do: 1. left bottom corner, 2. left upper corner, 3. middle upper column, 4. right upper corner, 5. middle bottom column, 6. right bottom corner. Maybe someones feels the same way I do.
Thanks for your comment - which question are you referring to? can you leave a time stamp?
In 22:58, in the second way finding the right code, you said to focus on the shapes below but you didn't explain it well how you able to get those shapes below.
Hello, do you mean the technique for working backwards is not clear?
@@abilityassessmentsexactly
@@nathalyveneros6225same
did you figure out how he did it. didnt explain at all lol
@@abilityassessments are you able to explain how you got that part? stuck on it
i don't know if my test would be the same or not, but this is really helpful
It won’t be exactly the same, but should be very similar. As long as you make sure you understand the concept and practice enough questions you’ll smash it! Good luck - let us know once you’ve passed ;)
for the bottom row shapes on the second example, how did you know what order to put the shapes?? like at 23:00.
Hello, thank you for your question. Did you see the explanation at 23:31 ruclips.net/video/tm8PiEKSbrc/видео.html ?
thank you for your explanation, it helps me a lot
You are welcome! :) Do you have a test coming up?
Hey thanks for the explanation, just finished my test. I got level 17 unlocked in 6 minutes, is it good enough? and are there any more complex level above those level u called hardest level?
Since these tests are adaptive (they get progressively harder as you answer correctly) - it is a good indication that you reached the hardest level (there aren’t any more difficult) so as long as you stayed at that level and continued answering correctly you can assume that you’ve passed this portion of the assessment. Good luck - let us know how you did once you get your results
thanks for this video, pretty useful!
Glad it was helpful! How did your assessment go?
Is the answer to last question 3241 and 2341?
Yes correct.
2341
Do you have an assessment coming up?
oh my god. This video is which I need. Thank you so much brother
You are most welcome. Do you have a test coming up? How did it go? Good luck!
@@abilityassessments Thank you. I'm about to apply to P&G and I'm quite nervous about the test. Luckily I has seen this video and practiced more
Ok remember, with enough practice you’ll be able to eliminate the nervousness and ace the test. Practice practice practice. Let us know if you need any support - good luck!
How do you do the bottom half bit at around 22:00 - I don't feel that was properly explained - how do you ignore the top half and then come out with those shapes
Thanks for your question. Did you see the explanation at 23:45 ?
It is also explained in this video: ruclips.net/video/aIQcwFhKVXw/видео.html
Please let us know if still not clear and we will find a way to make it easier to understand.
Please in minute 23:06 seconds what do you mean by we walk backwards I didn't understand how you got the second row shapes. Thank you so much
Hi @okeudoisrael9221, did you see the explanation at 23:31 ? Let us know if it is not clear and we will do a separate video to go through it in more detail
Thanks, improving because of these videos
Keep it up
thx a lot. Super insightful.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi i still dont get how you are arriving at the bottom shapes - they are just not correlating. for example at for the last one 3241 at 30:25 how is the triangle at position 3 when it is in position number 1at the bottom..
Hi - The bottom three operations are solved from the bottom up using the ‘reverse’ technique. Have a look at this short video which explains how to do this: ruclips.net/video/aIQcwFhKVXw/видео.htmlsi=oZPWXOFGLwB0lW8a
If it is still not clear let us know and we’ll make a more detailed video explaining the ‘reverse’ technique
please explain back tracking did not understand it
Hello. Did you see the explanation at 23:31 ruclips.net/video/tm8PiEKSbrc/видео.html ?
Basically for back tracking, each series indicate the position of the shape at the corresponding place. Think about ranking.
For instance, at 23:46, on the left series :
- Cross will be 2nd
- Triangle will be 3rd
- Circle will be 4th
- Square will be 1st
What gives us : Square, Cross, Triangle, Circle.
thank you
You’re welcome! Have you a test coming up?
thank you
You’re welcome! Did you have a test, how did it go?
@@abilityassessments unfortunately, didnt make it
@@Vans-im8whhard luck! All that means is more practice is needed - try our practice booklet next time and ask us if anything is unclear so you can be ready
Hi, on the official video of Aon they seem to start reasoning from bottom. Which way is it, then? Tx
I find it most intuitive to start from the bottom
You should adopt different methods depending on which level is being answered; the more practice the easier it becomes - Practice eBooklet with 7 levels and 70 questions of varying difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Answers for every question and easy navigation... click here: payhip.com/b/rOXRU
It is very slow compared to the given time to solve this
Once you've practiced enough you will be able to answer much more quickly. Here is a practice booklet: payhip.com/b/rOXRU
Where can I find practice problems for the switch test?
We are working on putting a work packet together to help with practice
payhip.com/b/rOXRU It is finally here 70 questions, 7 levels of varying difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Answers for every question included and easy navigation...After mastering these questions you will definitely be ready for your assessment.
Input 3241
Output 2341
Which question?
Hi I would like the practice problems please
Here it is 70 questions, 7 levels of varying difficulty: from the easiest to the most difficult. Click here: payhip.com/b/rOXRU
After mastering these questions you will definitely be ready for your assessment.
how am i meant to remember all where the shapes went
You can use a paper and pen, but don't spend too much time writing - the more practice questions you try the easier it becomes. The single most important thing that will enable you to do well is PRACTICE.
the hardest level is 3*3
Agreed :D
I guess l am stupid but this is so gard
Not many get this immediately. But by watching this, getting familiar with the concept and trying many practice questions (our practice ebooklet will help) you’ll get the hang of it and it will become easier 💪🏼
there s quicker way of doing this
Which question? Let us know your method of doing it quicker and we can add it to the description to help others.
"For the sake of this video..." You really don't have to do that. We are intelligent beings so we can see that. That only slows down the video.
What do you mean?