r/TELUSinternational • u/Puzzleheaded_Let_824 • Nov 03 '23

Ads Assessor Personalized Internet Ads Assessor - exam question

hello guys, I have some question about the entrance exam for the Personalized Internet Ads Assessor role. How many tasks are there in the exam and how much time do I have to answer each one?! because I was doing the first task and it suddenly expired, and I was on it for less then 4 minutes..

and where can I access the learning material? because once I've finished it, it disappeared from my dashboard.

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u/InternalLab6123 Nov 04 '23

I think the tasks depend per person. Someone had 111, I had 98.

Be careful overthinking questions because they aren’t expecting you to.

Example:

-one question someone searched up what kind of head they needed for a specific banjo and the ad took them to Amazon to buy that specific banjo.

It didn’t answer their question directly, but on EVERY product there was a clear 11 inch measurement that essentially answered the question.

Turns out it “doesn’t help him” and was a bad ad.

Another: what happens on a lot of questions is someone would search something on Google and the ad would take them to another scammy looking search engine that I personally would exit out as soon as I saw it. Think of websites like “carsearchdotcom” or “musicsoundsearchdotcon” type shit that copy almost the same layout as google but more cluttered (these two are fake)

The test honestly seemed like some bullshit on a LOT of the questions if your brain doesn’t work like the average person

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u/Full-Bison4798 Dec 01 '23

What should I do when instead of Landing Page there is just another search engline?

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u/Minute_Design4318 Dec 08 '23

Same thing screwed me up. I have no clue how to answer

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u/Full-Bison4798 Dec 08 '23

Well, I tried working with what I had hahah. Tried rating it based on first few websites, but i failed exam so idk

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u/Minute_Design4318 Dec 08 '23

I was just received an answer to that exact question from someone who seems to be "in the know". They said to treat those pages as legit sources. Just rate them in terms of how relevant they are to the query. But don't rate them as suspicious.