Why should you use a network engineer test for recruiting?
Network engineers need to be able to demonstrate that they are adept at communicating, especially when it comes to explaining complicated topics in a succinct and easy-to-understand way.
They also need to have a good working knowledge of the types of digital networks that are needed in the workplace, from email and the IT infrastructure, to Local Area Networks and telephony.
They need to be confident enough to deal with troubleshooting and provide technical support, help other employees learn how to use the networks and ensure that everyone is aware of the company’s communication policies and the importance of cyber security.
The network engineer should also be able to collect data about the existing infrastructure, and analyze it to look for weak spots in security or other areas where improvements to the system could be made, which also means that they need to stay up to date with the ever-changing cyber security landscape and developments in wireless technologies.
While there are qualifications that are useful for a network engineer, such as a bachelor's degree in computer science, computer systems engineering, or more general information technology; finding candidates that have the right skills and work behaviors can be difficult using traditional recruitment methods.
It is difficult to know how well a candidate can work in a team, take initiative, and use their logic and reasoning skills to solve problems from a resume or even an interview.
The network engineer test asks the right questions that allow a candidate to demonstrate that they have what it takes to be successful.
A simple dataset that is produced from the assessment and provides a clear and concise way for a recruiter to make their decision about whether to take the application further based on knowledge, skills, aptitudes, and performance.
It would be useful for recruiting for similar positions such as computer technician, network administrator and systems engineer, as well as IT support roles.