The Home Depot pre-interview screening tests examine skills and experience, self-assessment, and basic math concepts. The tests you will be required to take as a part of the Home Depot RMA assessment are:
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The Home Depot hiring process begins with applying for a Home Depot job position by completing an in-store or online application. Carefully fill in your personal information and any relevant previous retail or home improvement experience. After your application is processed, you will most likely be required to take the Home Depot Retail Management assessment test (RMA). The Home Depot RMA test was developed by Kenexa Prove It, and includes three basic assessment tests. It is aimed to match a specific position with the employee that best fits the parameters of the job. If you pass all of these tests, you will be invited to a face-to-face interview. The interview will conclude the application process and determine if you will start to work at Home Depot
The focus of the Home Depot interview is on actual job situations and how you would handle them. Your answers in the face-to-face interview should contain specific and relevant examples from past experiences, both professional and personal. Home Depot is not looking for hypothetical responses.
Keep your answers detailed and concise. Utilize the following format throughout the course of your interview:
When responding to one of the interviewer's questions with a particular previous experience, quickly state the situation, the action you took to alleviate the problem, and most importantly, the positive outcome that resulted from your actions.
This problem require quick numerical formulation of verbal data and basic calculation abilities. Please read carefully the word problem below and choose the correct answer:
A research conducted on a sample of 2500 flu patients has found that 28% felt better after up to 2 days following the initial medication, 22% felt better after up to 4 days and the rest did not feel any improvement.
How many did not benefit from the treatment?
Read the following scenario and instructions carefully before making your choice. Pay attention to the question before selecting your answer.
It’s a rather quiet day at the store, and your team supervisor has asked you to help in another department today. However, when you return from your lunch break you pass by your department and see that there is only one team member at the register and a long line has formed.
What should you do?
A. Help your team member at the register.
B. See if there is a line at the department to which you were assigned today, and if not - go help your team.
C. Tell the supervisor of the department you are helping today that you are going to help your team member at the register for just a few minutes and will return as soon as the situation settles.
D. Inform your personal team supervisor about the situation at the register in his department and return to the department you have been assigned to today.
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