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and it might just as easily been set up to eliminate those who failed to ask
for clarification ... when I deliver writing/editing tests, I also look for
how they respond to the test, whether they ask questions, and what kind of
questions they ask....since a big part of what we do depends on asking good
questions. But I doubt if i would have called it a writing test... maybe a
communications skills test or something along that line
If that's all there was to it, I'd say it was a poor test ... if it had been
part of a larger test, then maybe it wouldn't have been terrible
Connie P Giordano, M A
Senior Technical Advisor/Technical Writer
Evergreen Investments
704/383-4405
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