Multi-tasking test practice
Several tasks run at once and none of them waits while you deal with another. This is the closest thing in the cognitive battery to FEAST II's work samples and to the ATSA's air traffic scenarios.
It is the single most job-like thing in selection. Nobody genuinely does several things simultaneously — the skill is switching cleanly and knowing which task can safely wait a moment.
Decide in advance which stream is allowed to slip. Candidates who try to hold everything equally lose all of it; candidates with a priority order lose the least important thing on purpose.
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Multi-Tasking
Three tasks at once for five minutes: steer through gates with the arrow keys, judge whether each equation flashing up is correct, and press Match when spoken shapes match the ones on screen. None of them stops while you deal with the others.
This is the closest thing in the cognitive battery to what FEAST II's work samples measure. The skill is not doing three things at once — nobody does — it is switching between them cleanly and knowing which one can safely wait.
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