This guide is part of our "A Quick Guide to Your Assessment" series. You’ll find navigation links to each step on the right side of this page to help you move through the process with ease.
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Feedback and demographic questions
You’ve reached the end of your assessment! Here’s what happens next — from providing optional feedback to viewing your results.
Feedback and demographic questions
After your assessment is finished, the below page is displayed. We request certain demographic information from you, in addition to asking for feedback about the assessment overall.
Demographic information remains anonymous and aids us in providing benchmark scoring for our customers, providing greater accuracy in comparison. Age, ethnicity, country of origin, and language proficiency information are used to run statistical analyses to help keep our tests free from bias.
Please note, the employer can choose to deactivate this page. If you don't see it, nothing is wrong!
Completion
You might be redirected to another page or see a video at the end of the assessment. However, you’ll always receive a message indicating that the assessment is finished.
Upon completing your assessment, you'll also receive an email with the subject line Your assessment was submitted, what’s next? This email contains FAQs related to the completion of your assessment, as well as providing you the option to go directly to your TestGorilla profile to view your results, or to create one if you haven't already.
So that’s it. You’re done. Congratulations!
Next steps
We’ll send your results to the potential employer. If applicable to your assessment, you will be redirected to the TestGorilla Profile page upon completing your assessment. This article will explain how to create a TestGorilla Profile so you can access your results.
If the employer also chooses to share the results with you individually, they will come from the TestGorilla system.
Any follow-up for the next steps about the application process must come directly from the potential employer. TestGorilla doesn’t have access to this information.
🎉 You’ve finished your assessment — great job!
Ready to grow your career? Your next step starts with your TestGorilla Profile, where you can view your results and showcase your verified skills to future employers.
Learn more about how you can maximize your profile to showcase your skills in our series on Using your TestGorilla Profile.
Common questions
Who do I contact for technical issues during my assessment?
If you encounter any technical issues during your assessment, please first refer to our FAQ and troubleshooting guide.
What equipment do I need to complete my assessment?
You can find a full equipment list in our article Tools for taking an assessment.
Why can’t I log in?
You do not need to log in to take an assessment. If you were invited to take a TestGorilla assessment and you find yourself on a login page, go back to the invitation, copy the link at the bottom of the email, and paste it into your browser.
Can I view sample questions to get an idea of what each test is like?
At the start of each test, you will be shown four practice questions to give you an idea of what types of questions might be asked.
When does the timer start running?
The timer starts at the beginning of each test. Before each test, we will let you know how long it will take. A timer will display at the top of the page during the test. This is item four in the image within the section Taking a test.
How long does an assessment take?
The duration of an assessment varies, as they are created and customized by each company using the system. Most assessments take about 60-90 minutes. The summary found on the Welcome screen of your assessment will give you an idea of how long it will take.
Can I go back to earlier questions if I have time left in the test?
No. You’re shown one question per screen. After you submit your answer, you cannot go back, even if you skip the question.
Can I take a break during the assessment?
Yes, you can take breaks between tests. Once you start a test, you will need to complete it before you can take a break.
What should I do if I can’t complete my assessment for any reason?
If you’re having technical issues, the fastest answers are found in our FAQ and troubleshooting guide. If you are unable to complete the assessment due to scheduling, personal issues, or because you lack the equipment to do so, please contact the prospective employer to make other arrangements.
How can I log back into my assessment to continue?
Clicking the personal link found in your candidate invitation will take you back to the assessment.
Can I view my results after I’ve completed an assessment?
Yes, you can! You may be redirected to the TestGorilla Profile page upon completing your assessment. Once you create your account, you can log in to have an overview of your results and the status of any of your past and current assessments. Click here to learn more about TestGorilla Profiles.
If you cannot see your results, the employer may have disabled automatically directing you to the TestGorilla Profile login page upon completion of the assessment. The decision is made at the employer's discretion.
We do not share the answers to test questions with candidates or companies, to protect the integrity of our tests.
What if I didn’t do well on the assessment? Can I try again?
You can only take an assessment once. They’re made to test your current skills and abilities and are not designed for practice or repetition.
Do I have to take the test in full-screen?
Yes. The assessment must be completed in full-screen mode. If you leave full-screen, the current question will be hidden until you return, and a reminder will appear that the test must remain in full-screen. The timer will keep running and your activity will be visible to the hiring company.
In some cases, there may be exceptions. Where exceptions apply, you will be clearly notified on screen.
🚀 Next steps
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