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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychometrics#Testing_standardsIf anyone can explain this in plain English I'd like to hear it. It sounds like something made up by a Goebbels Professor Of Shiteology at the University Of Pleaseyourself, California. CVs are a bad enough idea. Psychometrics are about as relevant as astrology. I long ago decided to refuse to fill in anything until someone actually calls me in for a chat.  Think about this, your compulsive aversion to the testing says more about you than doing the test probably would. If you refused to answer an interviewers question because you said it was stupid, the interviewer is not going to give you the job and it is no different with these tests. Some interviewers make you jump through hoops because they can. If you want the job, you have to do it.
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