After passing the ProctorU portion of the test, I was flown in and did more computer exams, as well as interviewing with some people in person.
In chatting with people while I was there, it sounded like it was very expensive to fly everyone in for the entirety of the computer interviews, so they started outsourcing the first part to weed people out.
For what it's worth, I did have to do a "logic" assessment that felt very IQ test like, though I have never actually taken an IQ test
Makes sense, since I was there when it was smaller than it was today. Let me guess, the logic questions were along the lines of "You have two coins that equal $0.55, and one is not a nickle"?
In chatting with people while I was there, it sounded like it was very expensive to fly everyone in for the entirety of the computer interviews, so they started outsourcing the first part to weed people out.
For what it's worth, I did have to do a "logic" assessment that felt very IQ test like, though I have never actually taken an IQ test