Warbler said:

Also, all three had these multiple choice questions on them(about 20-50 of them).   The questions seem useless to me.   Each question seems to have 1 obvious answer that they are looking for.    They ask you what you would do in a giving situation or to describe a certain aspect of your personality or something like that. I am sure most people just give the answers the company wants to hear. I could easily give all the right answers if I wanted to, regardless of whether or not the answers are true for me. But what did I do? I answered the questions honestly. It was either answer honestly or pretend that I was someone I am not and give the "right" answer. I was hoping that someone would look more deeply into the answers I gave instead just flatly rejecting me cause I didn't give the "right" answer. But of course, they just have a compute just the answers I gave against the answers they were looking for and rejected me. Now I suppose someone who is really less of a match for the job than me, but more dishonest in their answers than me, is going to get their application in the hands of a real human. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It seems its either lie and get the job, or be honest and remain unemployed.   GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am pissed.   : (

Im with you. I hate the idea of an onlie application, by definition an inhuman filtering system, asking these questions as if it can deem what sort of person you are.