>Description :
Data Reviewers find numbers, data, and facts useful, but are not tuned into them as a default. They find it pretty easy to remember numbers and data when they need to with just a little effort. They don't have to invest a lot of effort in memorizing important numbers. They might take that ability for granted, making them more likely to forget gate codes, phone numbers, dates, and such.

>Easier :
1.Keeping track of personal numbers in your memory
2.Linking numerical codes to other important personal information
3.Holding numbers in your head after repeating them a few times
4.Recalling numbers while focusing on a routine task

>Difficult :
1.Recalling several complex numbers in a short period of time
2.Accessing numbers from your long-term memory that you have not used for a while
3.Maintaining various unrelated numerical codes for a prolonged period

>Results Show :
1.You’re able to memorize the most important numbers in your life – PIN codes, passwords and your best friend’s birthday.
2.You can reliably keep important numbers straight in your head. But it’s not a cakewalk.
3.Less important numbers might sneak off when you’re not looking so keep a file.

>Aptitude Awareness :
You probably have a trick or two for remembering passwords and PIN codes. When you need to memorize something it doesn't take too much effort on your part, but you have to decide to do it. They don't just slip into your memory while you're focused on other things. It helps you to memorize numbers if you can think of them in relationship to other facts you know.
Numbers are a useful tool for you. You don't necessarily seek them out, but you know which ones are important to focus on. You memorize important dates, codes, or accounts easily, but you need to use calendars, notebooks, and other tools to keep track of the less important or infrequently used items.

>Tips :
1.Try using memory tricks to recall numbers. It helps you to memorize numbers in relationship to other numerical facts you know, for example, the gate code is your brother's birthday backwards.
2.Allow yourself time to study numbers you wish to memorize.
3.Physical or environmental distractions, such as music and noise, may lower your ability to memorize or recall numerical data.
4. Store important numbers safely in mobile devices or journals.
5. Be aware that numbers won't slip into your memory while you're working on multiple tasks.