Why Not Test Your IQ Online?

Posted by accountingweb on Aug 30 2000 123 printer friendly

Tucked away on the web site of England's Chartered Institute of Taxation is a section on IQ tests.

The tax body says there are a number of tests to be found on the web, and has picked out three which provide a score for you on-line.

It does point out that the Institute has no control over external sites and it cannot take any responsibility for any aspect of those sites. So don't blame the CIOT if the results are not what you expected!

Why not have a go, and don't get depressed!

The MENSA workout

The European IQ test

The Keirsey Temperament Sorter

Such tests are an ideal warm up exercise before an interview in order to prepare yourself for those difficult questions.

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