>have to do an abstract reasoning test for a job >been

>also struggled when playing Monkey Island

I never needed to know this feel of being so dumb.

>>1282233
1-> 2 is the same as 8-> answer

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>>1282251
o fugg

Well I'm gonna do the real test now. At least I will have the weekend to rethink my life.

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Here's another

>iq tests for a job
>adults

>>1282267
it's a government job

It's like NEETbux for adults

>>1282278
>government unironically using iq tests as a measurement
no wonder

The pattern in OP's pic is this: the bottom right shape moves to the top right and then finally to the bottom left.
Up to down
Logically the only option is that in where the yellow box is on the bottom left
Took me 5 seconds to figure out. Which job is it for?

>>1282258
idk how you got this one wrong

>>1282286
I think this guy gets it more
>>1282251

>>1282286
>Which job is it for?
LEO

>>1282289
Literally me right now

>>1282258
Each 3 is made by putting 1 over 2 and including the lines that intersect

>>1282345
There are multiple ways to figure out the answer. You cant get it more right than someone...
Thats the point. They each have multiple connections

>>1282416
Thats wrong lel. The answer is that the top half of 1, 2 and 3 are the same

Also its not just finding the answer but also ruling out possible wrong answers.

>>1282453
No it's not, it's right, imagine overlaying the first and second pictures in each of those sequences over eachother, the third picture would be the lines that overlapped with eachother

>>1282472
>>1282453
Plus in the first sequence the top half of one and two aren't the same

How do these help filter employees?

Intelligence is useful, but I'd be more interested in docility and obedience.

>>1282233

I figured that one out before even looking at the answer choices

>>1282621

99% of people will miss every single one of these without lucky guesses

You'd probably move to the front of the line by just getting half of them correct

>>1282651
there were 30 questions and 10 minutes to answer them. They said it's rare anyone finishes all of them