Rich4god:
Why is the mod even threatening to lock this thread... How about group of friends that are sharing information and question on watsapp, facebook and other forum/websites... You go go block that one too...

mercythrone:


I used my phone for the two sections this morning. Using phone for sec A wasn't bad but my experience with section B isn't funny at all cos for strange reasons i had difficulties is selecting answers anr wasted the 12 mins without doing the section satisfactorily. My advice, you can go ahead with section A on your phone with browsers like google chrome but when yoi wanna do section B, never use a phone.

Anyway, am glad the B was suspended cos am having a second chance

adicious:
Please, where can I practice this PLI test format? Someone should please quote me with a link.... Thanks.

Goodkidd:
Lol david is a sensible guy. He's not locking down the thread. These tests are even a barrier to entry. Why can't we all help each cross the test stage and then we battle it oout at interviews where we can show what we are really made of. That's how I see things

jayken07:
u want pple to help u pass the test stage then when it gets to interview stage,everybody will be on his own...ur own no good sha...wicked soul..I see that ordinary maths is ur problem so u want to hide under pples cover and make it to the next stage...olosho

mercythrone:


I used my phone for the two sections this morning. Using phone for sec A wasn't bad but my experience with section B isn't funny at all cos for strange reasons i had difficulties is selecting answers anr wasted the 12 mins without doing the section satisfactorily. My advice, you can go ahead with section A on your phone with browsers like google chrome but when yoi wanna do section B, never use a phone.

Anyway, am glad the B was suspended cos am having a second chance

Goodkidd:


Naa bro I've never failed a test before. That's not what I'm saying. I had to cringe when I saw ur write up. I'm not that guy I don't have a selfish bone in my body. What I'm saying is even if u get help at dis stage, if ur dull u can never make it in.

Can u honestly tell me that Airtel as a coy has conducted it's business in nigeria at the highest ethical standards and in conformity with environmental sustainability? We all know how Indians do in dis country.

laminchi:
Just Google PLI Na.Research it yourself. There are plenty practice test.

Goodkidd:
Lol david is a sensible guy. He's not locking down the thread. These tests are even a barrier to entry. Why can't we all help each cross the test stage and then we battle it oout at interviews where we can show what we are really made of. That's how I see things

davide470:
NOTICE

For Posterity and Integrity sake, this thread would be temporarily locked on Tuesday Evening till the end of the test.

Future Apologies for any inconvenience to all parties.

Mustay:


I have taken a keen interest in this thread. I also had to 'cringe' when I read this comment of yours.
Do the right things. #QED

Goodkidd:


‎U have spoken well but allow me to open ur mind abit. . .‎

SQLmastar:
eehn
So You lied to the boss and I had to work twice to cover for you.
Bribe me now or I'll spill the beans… NO JOKE

rationalmind:
Airtel/indians wan do ijebu. Rather than outsource the recruitment to firms who specialise in it such as dragnet, workforce, AETI and Co, they decided to handle it themselves.

They must think companies who spend hundreds of thousands of naira outsourcing their recruitment are foolish. Like I did say and will reiterate, Airtel only have themselves to blame.

My recommendations for them since their Hr obviously


goes through the thread:

1. Give everyone his/her own unique log in code.

2. Ensure that the log in code can only be used once.

3. The test page should not load when wrong email addresses are typed.

4. Use a physical test centre

5. Change the format of the test. As far as I'm concerned, those PLI tests are not a true test of knowledge. Someone might do 27 questions and get 23 correctly thereby having 46%, another can do 48 questions and get 30 correctly thereby scoring 60%.

GMAT, GRE and SHL type of questions are much better with their relatively moderate time.

And as for davide470, cutting off the head is not the solution to headache. Locking the thread is a wrong thing to do.

zizytd:

So just because u don't like PLI format, it is seen not to be a true test of knowledge. All test formats have what they measure, for airtel to use the format, they have their reasons.

Goodkidd:


Are u into rap?

rationalmind:


Where did you get the bolded from?

rationalmind:


Where did you get the bolded from?

Mustay:


Please go through my profile and read my comments in the Career section. Not to smack of arrogance, I am not a kid here.

I have said my bit. #EndOf

zizytd:

That is what you are saying in essence, it is just like the numerical part of shell recruitment day, there is no enough time, nobody likes the test at all, but you can't say it is not a true test of knowledge. Tests measure speed and accuracy, if airtel decides to use any format, they know best. Bt what I believe if it work out, it will surely work out.

rationalmind:


I still don't understand how I implied I don't like the test neither do I understand where you got it from. Let's ignore that.

Using your own words, you said tests measure speed and accuracy. I put it to you that PLI tests doesn't measure accuracy. One who scores 23 out out of 27 is much more accurate than one who scores 30 out of 48. In order for PLI tests to measure accuracy, it has to be graded this way: 23/27*100= 85%, 30/48*100=62.5% and not the way airtel graded it by simply multiplying by two.

Tests should not just measure speed, it also needs to measure precision/accuracy. I stand by my opinion that, PLI tests, with regards to the way airtel graded it, is not a true test of knowledge.

rationalmind:


I still don't understand how I implied I don't like the test neither do I understand where you got it from. Let's ignore that.

Using your own words, you said tests measure speed and accuracy. I put it to you that PLI tests doesn't measure accuracy. One who scores 23 out out of 27 is much more accurate than one who scores 30 out of 48. In order for PLI tests to measure accuracy, it has to be graded this way: 23/27*100= 85%, 30/48*100=62.5% and not the way airtel graded it by simply multiplying by two.

Tests should not just measure speed, it also needs to measure precision/accuracy. I stand by my opinion that, PLI tests, with regards to the way airtel graded it, is not a true test of knowledge.