>Description :
List Checkers can find a specific item among many without too much trouble. They're not often the first one to complete paperwork or finish a video game, but they're very rarely the last. They're comfortable and effective with a moderate amount of clerical or administrative work.

>Easier :
1.Written tests
2.Mastering video and computer games
3.Working steadily through tasks such as filing, proofreading, inspecting, and checking numbers
4.Entering data

>Difficult :
1.Entering a lot of data for a sustained period of time
2.Writing quickly without having sufficient time to proofread
3.Moving slowly through slide presentations such as Microsoft PowerPoint or Apple's Keynote
4.Reviewing multiple spreadsheets or lines of computer code to find anomalies or specific data strings

>Results Show :
1.Your visual radar catches most glaring errors so long as you don’t move too fast.
2.You’re comfortable managing a moderate amount of administrative work, and you can surely do your share.
3.You won’t get bogged down on completing forms and paperwork, but it’s not your first choice.
4.When you’re the proofreader, use Spellcheck.

>Aptitude Awareness :
Your visual radar moves at a moderate pace across the screen: neither super fast nor super slow. For you, video games or paperwork might be enjoyable to the extent that the completed task is rewarding, but it's not something you want to do all day.

>Tips :
1.Double-check your written work and use tools like spellcheckers when you can.
2.When a project really matters, take extra time for proofreading and even call in a second set of eyes.
3.Clarify assignment expectations and give yourself adequate time to read instructions