Quick question

average 95-100wpm on typeracer

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Right now, drunk on a phone, it's 10-20wpm. Pic related. At a keyboard (which happens a few times a year), I'm down to about 50wpm from my college speed of 120wpm.
>had to take a 10-key course in college
>have never used a 10-key since
Worst credit hour of my life next to the SJW hybrid civics course we all had to take.

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Give it to me straight doc

How shitty did i do?

I got 85wpm, I'm not terribly fast but it's still fast compared to normies.

~69wpm according to your website

>>36504059
216 CPM (that is 43 WPM)
43 words per minute. I was using only my thumbs and a tiny phone screen though.
>tfw mobile poster

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im a god

>>36504434
Better than me, I got 60 wpm

actual question:

i obviously rank higher than most normies on this sort of thing, as i imagine most of us do

do i have to get some kind of official test if i want to include this on my resume?
data entry jobs sometimes ask for your WPM

>inb4 lie
i'm under the impression professional typists pay money for a certificate of this sort of thing

can i just take an online test and use my result there as my WPM and report it to potential employers as such? or do i need to shell out the shekels and take some kind of standardized test?

>>36504502
>tfw would've hit 300 words per min if I had access to 14 fingers

>>36504059
107

I'm a software engineer, though. I've been typing almost as long as I could talk.

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I've been average 95-105 wpm since I was like 16 and im 25 now.

I don't type properly so it probably road blocked natural progression of speed.

>>36504521
There is no official certification for typing fast.

Data entry jobs are entry level jobs, just put on your resume you're an excellent typist.

>>36504521
Usually for clerical/archival work they just give you a test during the interview. They'll usually have a minimum pace, like 50wpm with 90% accuracy to get hired, but some will base your pay rate on your wpm, so instead of $9/hr to start you'll get $10.50/hr for 100wpm+

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>>36504059
Could have gone faster but I fucked up at the beginning

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>>36504059
90 wpm on first try, think i could go more but i'm kinda tired and i don't think i'd climb over 100.

though i'm not doing any real practice, i just type

I average around 110 wpm, but I've hit 145 on those tests before.

>>36504762
post what you get then on the test faggot

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>>36504059
Who /grew up playing MUDs/ here?

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>>36504726
Still fucked up and could have gone faster.

>>36504825
I did. Achaea and DartMUD.

40 wpm and that was me doing it as fast as i can

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I'm 14 and type with 2 fingers, you nibbas need to step up

>recent scores
>often 50-70 wpm
>some even under 40
How?
Normies are so pathetic
Even my casual lazy typing is 80 wpm

>>36504552
I'm a software engineer too but I usually hit like 125-135

>>36504856
Darkness Falls for me. Mirin dat WPM!

>>36504999
Cool. I wish MUDs were still played nowadays. They were pretty fucking dope. I haven't booted zMUD in years

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I know a black bitch with a history degree who works for the government "writing reports" all day. "Report writing" is literally 1 out of like 3 skills on her LinkedIn. Meanwhile, I work manual labor because I couldn't find anything else

her nails are close to this. this is almost literally her, not joking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymCoiZS0HLA

she's 26 and gets paid $22/hour (taxpayer money). And people wonder why the country's going to shit

don't even get me started on the fucking DMV, i literally rage IRL

Anything sub-500 indicates you're a filthy normie. True robots who have spent years alone on the computer because no gf/no friends have had the time to develop keyboard proficiency.

around 100. i can push it to 120 but then i start making too many mistakes

>>36504943

Make a video of you typing on your keyboard. I want to see somebody typing that fast with two fingers just because it would be funny.

119 wpm

literally all I do is sit on my laptop 24/7 so this isn't really surprising

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85 wpm

not bad if i do say so myself

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>>36504059
I'm pretty disappointed. I can break 125 WPM when I really try.

>>36506094
If it's not 100% accurate then it doesn't count m80

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>>36504059
I always seem to do better on these things when I don't give a crap. When I get into it my fingers get all twitchy and my speed goes down to 90wpm.

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>being a typelet

>31
jesus I had no idea I was this bad
to be fair, I'd be faster if I wasn't using a laptop