Define Candidate Profile
Specify the skills, attributes and requirements that matter for a particular role.
Specify the skills, attributes and requirements that matter for a particular role.
Candidates complete online aptitude tests remotely as part of the planned selection process.
Results feed into reports and interview guides to help teams conduct more structured conversations.
CVs show qualifications and experience. But it is often difficult to compare whether a candidate’s skills, working style and soft skills match the role. Online assessment software adds structured tests, matching and results reports to initial screening. HR teams can identify suitable profiles earlier.
Soft skills such as logical reasoning, concentration, memory and communication are important to success at work alongside technical expertise. At the same time, they can be harder to assess in a conventional recruitment process than education, professional experience or references.
With Rexx Online Assessment, you can assess relevant competencies digitally and compare them with a predefined ideal candidate profile for the position. Candidates can complete assessments online from home, the office or anywhere with an internet connection.
All assessment methods come from specialist partners in aptitude testing and undergo regular scientific review. Details of their psychometric quality are available on request.
Use the profile generator to define which characteristics matter for the position. Matching then compares test results with the ideal profile and relevant norm groups. The assessments cover key competencies in interpersonal, operational, intellectual and emotional areas as well as work-related values and attitudes.
The matching process shows how well test results align with the desired profile for the position and which skills should be explored in greater depth during the interview.
The results evaluation shows how closely assessment results match the ideal profile for the position. Recruitment teams can review competencies, behavioural characteristics and relevant differences in a single report.
This creates a transparent basis for assessment without automating the final decision.

Rexx Systems uses online assessment results to derive questions and evaluation criteria for a structured interview. This allows interviewers to focus on findings that stand out in the results or are particularly important for the role. The process follows three clear steps:
Tip: Link the interview guide internally to Rexx Systems software, where job interviews can be prepared.

See how online assessments, matching and interview guides work together in Rexx Systems.
Online assessments add digital tests to the recruitment process. They are particularly useful when organisations receive many applications, when competencies are difficult to gauge from documents or when hiring decisions need a more structured approach. Rexx Systems connects job requirements, assessment methods, matching, results reports and interview guides.
First, your HR team defines which competencies, attributes and requirements are important for the role. This establishes measurable criteria and ensures the assessment is aligned with the specific position.
Next, HR selects suitable assessments. Depending on the role, these may test logical reasoning, concentration, memory, communication or work-related attitudes.
After the assessment, results are compared with the ideal profile and relevant norm groups. This helps HR see which competencies match the position and which areas warrant closer examination.
Notable results are used to develop specific questions for the job interview. Rexx Systems thus helps prepare interviews focused on the role and the assessment findings.
Assessment results, reports and interview guides feed into the rest of the recruitment process. The final decision remains personal, supported by a clearer basis and better documentation.
Assess candidates more consistently and reduce the internal resources needed to evaluate results.
An online assessment is useful when there are many applicants, when selection processes are standardised or when soft skills and working styles should be assessed early.
Depending on the assessment method, competencies such as logical reasoning, concentration, memory, communication and work-related attitudes can be evaluated.
An ideal candidate profile describes the competencies and characteristics that matter for a position. Assessment results are then compared with this profile.
A norm group is a relevant comparison group that helps put an assessment result into context.
The evaluation highlights topics that should be explored in more depth during an interview. These findings are used to create a structured interview guide.
Yes. Rexx Systems integrates online assessment into its recruiting ecosystem so that the results can be used throughout the selection process. Applicant management makes it easier for HR and hiring managers to collaborate. All documents relating to a candidate can be viewed in a digital applicant file within Rexx Systems.