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About the TestGorilla Email Skills (Gmail) test

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Available languages:
English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German

Test type:

Software skills

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Administration time:

10 minutes

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Difficulty level:


Intermediate

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Number of questions:


16 questions per test, 102 in the test bank

Test type:

Software skills

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Administration time:

10 minutes

Slider icon

Difficulty level:


Intermediate

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Number of questions:


16 questions per test, 102 in the test bank

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Scoring benchmarks

Benchmarks are available for various education levels (ranging from some high school education to Master’s degree or higher), business functions (from administrative to software development), and seniority levels (junior to senior).

Psychometric properties of the Email Skills (Gmail) test

The metrics reported below are based on a sample size (N) of at least 1,000 candidates unless indicated otherwise.

Reliability and validity

Sufficient data available

Analyses and checks conducted

Outcome

Reliability

Acceptable

Content validity

Acceptable

Face validity

Acceptable

Construct validity

Pending

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Pending

Criterion-related validity

Acceptable

Group differences

Age differences

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Gender differences

Acceptable

Ethnicity differences

Pending

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Reliability: Cronbach’s alpha coefficient = .63

Face validity: Candidates rated this test as accurately measuring their skills (average score of 3.86 out of 5.00).

Criterion-related validity: Candidates with higher scores on this test received higher average ratings from the hiring team during the selection process (r = .49, N = 141).

For an in-depth look at interpreting test results, please take a look at our Science series articles: How to interpret test fact sheets (part 1): Reliability, and How to interpret test fact sheets (part 2): Validity.

For an explanation of the various terms, please refer to our Science glossary.

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Use TestGorilla to discover top candidates

Unlock the power of successful hiring! Streamline your hiring process, make informed decisions, and build a team that drives success. Begin your journey to a stronger team – use our Email Skills (Gmail) in your assessment and find your future top performers.