Understanding an Assessment in TestTrick

Overview

An Assessment in TestTrick is a structured evaluation designed to measure a candidate’s skills, knowledge, and job readiness. Assessments help organizations make informed hiring and evaluation decisions by combining skill-based tests, custom questions, proctoring controls, and applicant tracking system (ATS) integration into a single workflow.


This Article Includes


This article covers:

  • What an assessment is in TestTrick
  • Key components of an assessment (Skill Tests, Custom Questions)
  • Adding multiple tests in a single assessment
  • Linking assessments to ATS jobs
  • Proctoring and assessment settings
  • How assessments work step by step
  • Benefits of using assessments in TestTrick

What is an Assessment?

In TestTrick, an assessment is a collection of evaluation components that allow you to test candidates in a secure and standardized environment. Assessments are commonly used during hiring to evaluate role-specific skills and compare candidates objectively.

Each assessment can be linked directly to a job in your ATS, making it easy to manage candidates and view results in one place.


Key Components of a TestTrick Assessment

1. Skill Tests


Skill tests are the foundation of every assessment in TestTrick. These tests evaluate candidates based on their technical knowledge, functional expertise, or job-related skills.


Skill tests help you assess:

  • Practical and theoretical knowledge
  • Role-specific competencies
  • Problem-solving and analytical ability
  • Overall job readiness

You can select relevant tests based on the role requirements and assessment goals.


💡 Pro Tip: You can add multiple tests within a single assessment. This allows you to evaluate candidates across several skill areas without sending separate assessments.


2. Custom Questions


Custom questions allow you to personalize your assessment beyond standard skill testing.


They help you:

  • Understand a candidate’s background and experience
  • Evaluate communication and reasoning skills
  • Ask role-specific or situational questions
  • Collect additional information relevant to the job

Custom questions are created by you and appear alongside skill tests within the assessment.


3. ATS Job Integration


TestTrick assessments can be seamlessly linked to your ATS job postings, ensuring a smooth hiring workflow from job creation to candidate evaluation.


With ATS integration, you can:

  • Link an assessment to a specific job role
  • Automatically assign assessments to applicants
  • Track candidate progress within the hiring pipeline
  • View assessment results directly in your ATS

This integration reduces manual work and keeps all candidate data centralized.


4. Proctoring & Assessment Settings


TestTrick provides configurable proctoring and security settings to maintain test integrity and prevent malpractice.


You can enable settings such as:

  • Webcam monitoring
  • Screen activity tracking
  • Tab switching detection
  • Full-screen enforcement
  • Time limits and attempt restrictions

These configurations help ensure fair testing conditions and reliable results.

How an Assessment Works in TestTrick


  1. Create an assessment and Select the job role
  2. Add relevant skill tests (single or multiple) and custom questions
  3. Configure proctoring and assessment settings
  4. Link the assessment to a job in your ATS (optional)
  5. Invite or assign candidates automatically
  6. Review results and make data-driven decisions

Why Use Assessments in TestTrick?


Using assessments in TestTrick helps you:


  • Evaluate candidates accurately and fairly
  • Reduce manual hiring effort with ATS integration
  • Ensure test integrity through proctoring controls
  • Make faster, confident hiring decisions

Summary

An assessment in TestTrick combines skill tests, custom questions, ATS job integration, and proctoring configurations into a single, powerful evaluation tool. It enables organizations to assess candidates securely, efficiently, and at scale.

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