Pre-employment aptitude tests by vendor and format
44 of the most common cognitive, aptitude, mechanical, and situational tests used by employers in 2026.
Updated
How long is each aptitude test, and how many questions does it have?
It depends on the test, and the range is wide. The fast hiring screens give you 12 to 15 minutes for 50 questions: the CCAT is 50 questions in 15 minutes, and the PI Cognitive Assessment and the Wonderlic are 50 questions in 12 minutes. SHL Verify G+ allows 36 minutes for up to 30 questions, and the Watson-Glaser allows 30 to 40 minutes for 40. Trade tests run longer: the IBEW battery is 69 questions in 97 minutes of timed testing. Certification exams are the longest: CompTIA exams allow 90 minutes for up to 90 questions, the CISSP up to 3 hours for 100 to 150, and the CISA 4 hours for 150.
The table lists 24 test families with the official time limit, question count, sections and calculator rule, each linked to the publisher’s own page, next to the 273 practice tests (17,435 questions) PrepClubs has for them. Sort it, filter it by family, or download it.
Which test gives you the least time per question?
PI Cognitive gives you 14.4 s per question, the least on this list, followed by Wonderlic (14.4 s) and Cubiks (14.4 s). CCDV-F gives the most: 2 min 16 s.
Showing 24 of 24 test families. Official facts checked 8 Oct 2026.
| Sections | Calculator | Who takes it | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CCAT Criteria Corp Cognitive ability | 15 minutes | 50 | Verbal, math and logic, spatial reasoning | Not allowed | Mid-level to high-level jobs that need problem solving | 18 s 50 Qs in 15 min | |
| PI Cognitive The Predictive Index Cognitive ability | 12 minutes | 50 | Verbal, numerical and abstract reasoning, mixed | Not published | Job candidates and employees changing role | 14.4 s 50 Qs in 12 min | |
| Wonderlic Wonderlic Cognitive ability | 12 minutes | 50 | One mixed set: math, logic, language, spatial and patterns | Not allowed | Job candidates in an employer's hiring process | 14.4 s 50 Qs in 12 min | |
| SHL SHL Cognitive ability | 36 minutes | Up to 30 (adaptive) | Numerical, deductive and inductive reasoning, 10 questions each | Allowed on numerical tests | All job levels and roles | 72 s 30 Qs in 36 min | |
| Cubiks Talogy Cognitive ability | 12 minutes | 50 | Verbal 24, numerical 16, abstract 10, timed separately | Not published | Job candidates at all levels | 14.4 s 50 Qs in 12 min | |
| McQuaig The McQuaig Institute Cognitive ability | 15 minutes | 50 | One mixed set: vocabulary, verbal reasoning, simple math | Not allowed | Job candidates during hiring, and sometimes existing employees | 18 s 50 Qs in 15 min | |
| Watson-Glaser Pearson TalentLens Critical thinking and business | 30 to 40 minutes | 40 items | Five subtests, from drawing inferences to evaluating arguments | Not published | Graduates, managers, executives and professionals | 45 s 40 Qs in 30 min | |
| GMAT-Style GMAC Critical thinking and business | 2 hours 15 minutes | 64 | Quantitative 21, Verbal 23, Data Insights 20 | On screen, Data Insights only | Applicants to graduate business and management programs | 1 min 53 s 40 Qs in 75 min | |
| Bennett Pearson TalentLens Mechanical and trades | 25 minutes | 55 items | Not published | Not published | Manual and technical roles, such as engineering and skilled trades | 27.3 s 55 Qs in 25 min | |
| Ramsay MAT Ramsay Corporation Mechanical and trades | 20 minutes | 36 items | Four content areas, from household objects to hand and power tools | Not published | Apprentice and trainee candidates for maintenance and production jobs | 33.3 s 36 Qs in 20 min | |
| Ramsay Maintenance Ramsay Corporation Mechanical and trades | Not published | 60 on each test | MecTest 8 areas, MultiCrafTest 7 areas | Not published | Maintenance mechanics and multicraft maintenance employees | 60 s 60 Qs in 60 min | |
| Wiesen WTMA Criteria Corp Mechanical and trades | 30 minutes | 60 items | Not published | Not published | Jobs operating, maintaining and servicing tools and machinery | 30 s 60 Qs in 30 min | |
| IBEW electrical training ALLIANCE Mechanical and trades Also: NJATC aptitude test | 97 minutes (46 + 51) | 69 (33 + 36) | Algebra and Functions, then Reading Comprehension | Not allowed | Applicants to IBEW and NECA electrical apprenticeships | 84.3 s 69 Qs in 97 min | |
| EIAT NEIEP Mechanical and trades | Not published | 100 | Reading 35, Mechanical 35, Mathematics 30 | Not published | Applicants to the IUEC elevator apprenticeship | 60 s 90 Qs in 90 min | |
| Pipe Trades (UA) United Association (UA) Mechanical and trades | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Applicants to a UA local apprenticeship | 55 s 60 Qs in 55 min | |
| A+ CompTIA IT certifications | 90 minutes per exam | Maximum of 90 per exam | Core 1: 5 domains. Core 2: 4 domains | Not published | People heading for IT support jobs | 60 s 90 Qs in 90 min | |
| Security+ CompTIA IT certifications | 90 minutes | Maximum of 90 | 5 domains; security operations is the largest at 28% | Not published | People moving into core security roles | 60 s 90 Qs in 90 min | |
| Network+ CompTIA IT certifications | 90 minutes | Maximum of 90 | 5 domains; network troubleshooting is the largest at 24% | Not published | People heading for network support and administration jobs | 60 s 90 Qs in 90 min | |
| CISSP ISC2 IT certifications | Up to 3 hours | 100 to 150 items (adaptive) | 8 domains; security and risk management is the largest at 16% | Not published | Experienced security practitioners, managers and executives | 86.4 s 125 Qs in 180 min | |
| CISA ISACA IT certifications | 4 hours | 150 | 5 domains; two carry 26% each | Not allowed | IT auditors and control, assurance and security professionals | 96 s 150 Qs in 240 min | |
| CCAO-F Anthropic Claude certifications | 120 minutes | 60 items | 7 domains; output evaluation and validation is the largest at 21% | Not published | Professionals who use Claude as a productivity tool | 2 min 60 Qs in 120 min | |
| CCDV-F Anthropic Claude certifications | 120 minutes | 53 items | 8 domains; applications and integration is the largest at 33.1% | Not published | Engineers who build production AI solutions on Claude | 2 min 16 s 53 Qs in 120 min | |
| CCAR-F Anthropic Claude certifications | 120 minutes | 60 items | 5 domains; agentic architecture and orchestration is the largest at 27% | Not published | Solution architects who design and implement production applications with Claude | 2 min 60 Qs in 120 min | |
| CCAR-P Anthropic Claude certifications | 120 minutes | 63 items | 7 domains; integration is the largest at 19% | Not published | Mid-level to senior architects, engineers and technical leads | 1 min 54 s 63 Qs in 120 min |
How were these facts checked?
Every official fact in the table was read on the publisher’s own website on 8 Oct 2026, and every practice number was read from the PrepClubs question bank the same day.
- Official columns. Time limit, question count, sections, calculator rule and audience come from the test publisher’s own pages or PDFs. The small arrow after a fact opens the page it came from.
- Not published. 24 of the 120 official cells read “Not published”: the publisher does not state that fact on any page we could find, and we do not fill the gap from prep sites.
- Practice columns. The count of practice tests and the questions and minutes on each are read from the files that run the live tests, so a row matches what the test shows when you open it.
- Pace. Seconds per question is the time limit divided by the question count on our full-length form for that test.
Spotted a publisher change we have not caught? Tell us and we will recheck the row.
“Less than 1% of candidates answer all 50 questions”
“The 12-minute, timed portion of the test contains 50 questions, but test takers are not expected to complete all these questions in the time allotted”
“Candidates will be presented with a minimum of 100 items on all examinations. The maximum item count is 125 for the CC and SSCP or 150 items for the CISSP and CCSP examinations.”
Sources: 61 publisher pages from 16 publishers
- Criteria Corp
- The Predictive Index
- Wonderlic
- SHL
- Talogy
- The McQuaig Institute
- mcquaig.com/products/mental-agility-test
- mcquaig.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038459472-What-do-the-Mental-Agility-Test-results-mean-and-how-do-I-use-them
- mcquaig.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022910471-What-are-the-different-assessments-available
- mcquaig.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/36612179622797-What-is-McQuaig-s-Accessibility-Philosophy
- mcquaig.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022913291-Do-I-need-to-re-assess-candidates-and-how-long-should-I-wait
- Pearson TalentLens
- GMAC
- Ramsay Corporation
- electrical training ALLIANCE
- NEIEP
- United Association (UA)
- CompTIA
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/a/core-1-and-2-v15/
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/a/core-1-v15/
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/a/core-2-v15/
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/security/v7/
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/security/v8/
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/security/
- comptia.org/en-us/certifications/network/
- ISC2
- ISACA
- Anthropic
- everpath-course-content.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/instructor/6nizmqk8tpzpfjvt6qmmav7rh/public/1783542847/Claude+Certified+Associate+%E2%80%93+Foundations+Exam+Guide.pdf
- anthropic-partners.skilljar.com/page/partner-certifications
- anthropic-partners.skilljar.com/page/faq-certifications
- everpath-course-content.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/instructor/6nizmqk8tpzpfjvt6qmmav7rh/public/1783542875/Claude+Certified+Developer+%E2%80%93+Foundations+Exam+Guide.pdf
- everpath-course-content.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/instructor/6nizmqk8tpzpfjvt6qmmav7rh/public/1783542750/Claude+Certified+Architect+%E2%80%93+Foundations+Exam+Guide.pdf
- everpath-course-content.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/instructor/6nizmqk8tpzpfjvt6qmmav7rh/public/1783542810/Claude+Certified+Architect+%E2%80%93+Professional+Exam+Guide.pdf
All checked 8 Oct 2026.
Which test are you preparing for?
Pick a test to see its format, how it is scored and how to prepare for it.
CCAT
HighCCAT (Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test)
The Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test measures problem-solving speed, critical thinking, and the ability to learn new information. 50 questions in 15 minutes is why timing is everything.
PI Cognitive
HighPI Cognitive Assessment (Predictive Index)
The Predictive Index Cognitive Assessment, formerly the PLI, tests general cognitive ability in 12 minutes across numerical, verbal, and abstract reasoning. Almost no one finishes all 50 questions, and that is by design.
Wonderlic
Medium-HighWonderlic Personnel Test (WPT)
The Wonderlic is the classic 50-question, 12-minute cognitive test used everywhere from the NFL Combine to Fortune 500 hiring. Short, brutal, and famously hard to finish.
SHL
HighSHL General Ability Test (Verify G+)
SHL Verify G+ is an adaptive general ability test: up to 30 questions in 36 minutes across numerical, deductive and inductive reasoning. Practice forms in English and Japanese.
Watson-Glaser
HighWatson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal
The Watson-Glaser is the gold standard for law firm hiring. It measures inference, assumptions, deduction, interpretation, and argument evaluation. Magic Circle firms lean on it heavily.
A+
MediumCompTIA A+ (220-1201 and 220-1202)
CompTIA A+ is the entry credential employers screen for in IT support and help-desk roles, and earning it means passing two separate exams: Core 1 (220-1201) and Core 2 (220-1202), the current V15 series. Our practice bank preps both cores in one place, and it rehearses them the way you sit them: five full-length Core 1 forms and five full-length Core 2 forms, 90 questions and 90 minutes each, roughly 900 original questions across all nine domains at official V15 weighting, with a clear rationale for every answer. It covers the topics V15 added, such as Wi-Fi 6E, Windows 11, DDR5 and M.2 NVMe, Zero Trust, EDR, and AI in IT support. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with CompTIA.
Security+
HighCompTIA Security+ (SY0-701)
CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 is the baseline security certification employers screen for. Our practice bank is the biggest of its kind: 10 full-length timed forms, roughly 900 original questions across all five domains at official weighting, with a clear rationale for every answer. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with CompTIA.
Network+
MediumCompTIA Network+ (N10-009)
CompTIA Network+ N10-009 is the vendor-neutral networking certification employers screen for, and the exam leans on applied judgment more than memorized facts. Nobody has a bigger N10-009 bank: 29 full-length timed forms, 2,610 original questions across all five domains at official weighting, with a clear rationale for every answer. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with CompTIA.
CISSP
HighCISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional)
CISSP is the senior, vendor-neutral security certification hiring managers screen for, and the adaptive exam rewards management judgment far more than raw technical recall. Our practice bank is a serious one: 10 full-length timed forms, roughly 1,250 original questions across all eight domains at official weighting, with a clear rationale for every answer. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $89 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with (ISC)2.
CISA
HighCISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor)
CISA is the credential IT audit, assurance, and security-control roles screen for, and the exam is far more about audit judgment than technical recall. Our practice bank is the biggest of its kind: 10 full-length timed forms, 1,500 original questions across all five domains at official weighting, with a clear rationale for every answer. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $99 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with ISACA.
CCDV-F
HighClaude Certified Developer - Foundations (CCDV-F)
The Claude Certified Developer - Foundations (CCDV-F) exam is Anthropic's proctored credential for engineers who build, integrate and ship Claude applications, agents and workflows. Our practice bank is built from Anthropic's official exam guide: 10 full-length timed exams of 53 questions in 120 minutes, 530 original scenario and code-reading questions across all eight domains at the official blueprint weights, multi-select items where the exam uses them, and an explanation for every answer that points to the Anthropic docs section it rests on. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with Anthropic.
CCAO-F
MediumClaude Certified Associate - Foundations (CCAO-F)
The Claude Certified Associate - Foundations (CCAO-F) exam is Anthropic's proctored credential for professionals who use Claude at work: prompting and running tasks, checking and validating output, choosing the right Claude product and model, fitting Claude into team workflows, and using it responsibly. Our practice bank is built from Anthropic's official exam guide: 10 full-length timed exams of 60 questions in 120 minutes, 600 original workplace scenario questions across all seven domains at the official blueprint weights, five-option Select TWO items like the real exam, and an explanation for every answer tied to Anthropic's docs and Help Center. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with Anthropic.
CCAR-F
HighClaude Certified Architect - Foundations (CCAR-F)
The Claude Certified Architect - Foundations (CCAR-F) exam is Anthropic's proctored credential for solution architects who build production systems with the Claude Agent SDK, Claude Code, the Claude API and MCP. Each exam presents 4 of 6 published production scenarios, from a customer support agent to a CI/CD code reviewer, and tests architecture and configuration judgment across five domains. Our practice bank is built from Anthropic's official exam guide: 10 full-length timed exams of 60 questions in 120 minutes, each built on 4 of the 6 official scenarios, 600 original questions across all 30 task statements at the official domain weights, Select TWO items like the real exam, and an explanation for every answer tied to Anthropic's docs. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with Anthropic.
CCAR-P
HighClaude Certified Architect - Professional (CCAR-P)
The Claude Certified Architect - Professional (CCAR-P) exam is Anthropic's advanced credential for senior architects who design, integrate, evaluate and govern Claude solutions in enterprise production, and lead the conversation with stakeholders. Our practice bank is built from Anthropic's official exam guide: 10 full-length timed exams of 63 questions in 120 minutes, 630 original enterprise scenario questions across all seven domains and 38 objectives at the official blueprint weights, Select TWO items like the real exam, and an explanation for every answer tied to Anthropic's docs. Start with a free 25-question diagnostic, then unlock the full bank for $69 one time: one-time payment, 30-day access, and a Money-back Guarantee. No subscription and no auto-renew. PrepClubs is not affiliated with Anthropic.
Bennett
MediumBennett Mechanical Comprehension Test (BMCT-II)
The BMCT-II shows a picture and asks one question with three answer choices (A, B or C): 55 items in 25 minutes, with a fixed number from each area: pulleys and levers, hydraulics, forces and motion, structures and slopes, gears and belt drives, gravity and velocity, acoustics and optics, center of gravity, electricity, heat, shape and volume, and miscellaneous.
Cubiks
MediumCubiks Logiks
Cubiks Logiks is a 12-minute general ability test covering numerical, verbal, and abstract reasoning in quick succession.
McQuaig
Medium-HighMcQuaig Mental Agility Test (MMAT)
The McQuaig Mental Agility Test is a 15-minute speed-and-accuracy cognitive test, structured almost identically to the Wonderlic.
GMAT-Style
Very HighGMAT-Style Aptitude (employer variants)
Many consulting and investment banking firms use GMAT-style problem-solving and data sufficiency questions inside their cognitive screens.
IBEW
Medium-HighIBEW Aptitude Test (Electrical Apprenticeship)
The IBEW Aptitude Test is the gate to inside wireman apprenticeships across the United States. Two sections, algebra and reading comprehension, no calculator, tight clock. Score a 4 or higher on the 1 to 9 scale and you advance to the interview.
NJATC
Medium-HighNJATC Aptitude Test (electrical Training ALLIANCE)
The NJATC Aptitude Test is the same exam as the IBEW Aptitude Test. The National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee was renamed to the electrical Training ALLIANCE in 2014, and the test is still used interchangeably across IBEW and NECA signatory locals.
Wiesen WTMA
MediumWiesen Test of Mechanical Aptitude (WTMA)
The Wiesen Test of Mechanical Aptitude is a 60-question, 30-minute mechanical reasoning test written at a 6th-grade reading level. Used for entry-level technician and machine-operator hiring where the employer wants a short, purely mechanical screen.
EIAT
MediumElevator Industry Aptitude Test (EIAT)
The Elevator Industry Aptitude Test is administered by NEIEP for every NEIEP-affiliated apprenticeship in the United States. Three sections, reading, arithmetic, and mechanical comprehension, no calculator.
Pipe Trades (UA)
MediumPipe Trades (UA) Apprenticeship Aptitude Test
There is no single UA aptitude test. Each UA plumbing, pipefitting and steamfitting local picks its own: a battery such as GAN (reading, math, mechanical and spatial), ACT WorkKeys, TABE, or a math test it writes itself. Nearly all of them test math without a calculator: fractions, decimals, percent, feet and inches, formulas and simple equations.
Ramsay Maintenance
Medium-HighRamsay Maintenance Test (MecTest / MultiCrafTest)
Ramsay's maintenance job-knowledge tests: 60 four-option questions. MecTest covers hydraulics and pneumatics, print reading, welding and rigging, power transmission, lubrication, pumps and piping, mechanical maintenance, and shop tools. MultiCrafTest adds motors and controls, electronics and PLCs, and AC/DC theory.
Ramsay MAT
MediumRamsay Mechanical Aptitude Test (MAT-4)
The Ramsay Mechanical Aptitude Test (MAT-4) is a short, diagram-heavy screening test for entry-level industrial and mechanical roles. 36 items in 20 minutes, roughly 33 seconds per question. National average is 25 correct.
Kenexa
MediumKenexa Prove It (IBM)
Kenexa Prove It assesses skills from Excel proficiency to logical reasoning and typing. The cognitive modules are what most candidates stress about.
Raven's
Medium-HighRaven's Progressive Matrices
Raven's measures abstract, non-verbal fluid intelligence through pattern matrices. Used worldwide because it is language-independent.
HireVue
MediumHireVue Assessments
HireVue combines video interviews with game-based cognitive assessments. Expect pattern games, memory games, and AI-scored interview responses.
TestGorilla
MediumTestGorilla Assessments
TestGorilla offers a library of 300+ pre-employment tests. The cognitive ability, numerical, and problem-solving modules are the most common.
Revelian
Medium-HighRevelian Cognitive Ability Test
Revelian is popular across Australia and New Zealand. It blends verbal, numerical, and abstract reasoning similar to the CCAT.
Caliper
MediumCaliper Profile
Caliper Profile is primarily a personality and behavioral fit test, with embedded cognitive questions that measure abstract reasoning.
Aon cut-e
Medium-HighAon cut-e (scales)
Aon cut-e scales are a suite of short, modular cognitive tests. scales numerical, scales verbal, and scales lst (inductive) are the most common.
Saville
MediumSaville Swift Aptitude
Saville Swift combines verbal, numerical, and abstract reasoning into a fast-paced aptitude battery. Common across UK public sector and professional services.
Talent Q
High (adaptive)Talent Q Elements
Talent Q Elements is adaptive: questions get harder or easier based on your answers. Elements Numerical, Verbal, and Logical are the three main modules.
Thomas GIA
MediumThomas GIA (General Intelligence Assessment)
Thomas GIA is a five-part cognitive test covering reasoning, perceptual speed, number speed, word meaning, and spatial visualization.
Emotify
MediumCriteria Emotify (EI Test)
Emotify measures emotional intelligence across four quadrants: perception, understanding, managing, and using emotions.
UCAT
Medium-HighCriteria UBI (Universal Cognitive Aptitude Test)
The Universal Cognitive Aptitude Test is Criteria's language-independent aptitude test, using shapes and numbers instead of verbal content.
DISC
No right answersDISC Assessment (Everything DiSC, DiSC Classic)
DISC is a four-factor behavioral style inventory: Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, and Conscientiousness. Used for hiring, team fit, and leadership development across the Fortune 500.
Big Five
No right answersBig Five Personality Test (OCEAN, Five Factor Model)
The Big Five, or OCEAN, is the most validated personality framework in psychology. It measures Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism. Employers increasingly layer it on top of cognitive screens.
MBTI
No right answersMyers-Briggs Type Indicator for Jobs (MBTI)
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator sorts candidates into 16 personality types across four dichotomies: Extraversion vs Introversion, Sensing vs Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling, Judging vs Perceiving. Used mainly for coaching and team development, and still shows up in hiring in specific industries.
PI Behavioral
No right answersPI Behavioral Assessment (Predictive Index)
The PI Behavioral Assessment is a 6-minute free-choice adjective checklist that maps candidates against the employer's Job Target on four factors: Dominance, Extraversion, Patience, and Formality. Distinct from the PI Cognitive.
Hogan
No right answersHogan Assessments (HPI, HDS, MVPI)
Hogan is the dominant leadership personality battery. The HPI measures bright-side personality, the HDS measures derailers under stress, and the MVPI measures core values. Used by two thirds of the Fortune 500.
SHL OPQ32
No right answersSHL Occupational Personality Questionnaire (OPQ32)
The SHL OPQ32 measures 32 occupational personality dimensions grouped into Relationships, Thinking Style, and Feelings and Emotions. Used widely across Fortune 500 and Fortune Global 500 employers alongside SHL Verify G+ cognitive tests.
CliftonStrengths
No right answersGallup CliftonStrengths (StrengthsFinder)
CliftonStrengths, formerly StrengthsFinder, ranks you across 34 talent themes grouped into four domains: Strategic Thinking, Relationship Building, Influencing, and Executing. Widely used for onboarding, coaching, and team composition.
Not seeing your test?
We add new test formats regularly. If your employer uses something not listed here, let us know.
Request a test