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September 2026 Format

• TET: 20 multiple-choice questions · set aside 45 minutes · HackerRank · webcam on · Chrome or Firefox recommended.
• PI: about 10 minutes · Predictive Index · choose your strongest language.
• PET: 20 multiple-choice questions · 45 minutes · TalogyTech / PanPowered · tables and data, logic, math, and reading · several language options.

No the end. This is a series with at least 3 parts. The rest parts are mainly cadidates interview experiences

TET — Technical Employment Test

TET-C01: Stack symbol trace · Last seen: December 31, 2024

A candidate remembered only part of this live question.

Initial stack: "InterSystems is fun"
# = reverse the top two stack characters
Program: remembered only as something like #...@
Question: What is the final stack?

The candidate could not remember the full command or every symbol. If # is used by itself and the right side is the top of the stack, the string ends in “fnu.”

TET-C02: Custom inequality operators · Last seen: February 2020

A Software Engineer New Grad candidate posted only part of this question. It fits TET because it uses a made-up language.

A % B means A <= B
A * B means A > B
Question: Does the given compound statement hold true?

The page cuts off before the full statement and choices.

TET-C03: Variables, strings, and concatenation · Last seen: October 29, 2025

This candidate wrote an example to show the format. They did not say it was a real test question though. I keep it as it can at least give us a sense on how the question might look like.

Set A = "3"
Set B = "7"
Set C = A_B
Write C

A. 10
B. "37"
C. Error
D. "3_7"

Answer: B. "37"

A March 11, 2026 report only listed stack, queue, workflow, multi-select, and logic. BUT! It did not include a question.

Older TET question set

These 20 questions come from an old 30-minute test dated October 21, 2019.

TET-H01: Numeric constants · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A legal number must be a whole number from 0 through [removed]. It may have a plus or minus sign. Which value is not allowed?

A. [removed]
B. -0
C. 10.2
D. 89

Answer: C

TET-H02: String constants · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Anything inside quotation marks is a string. What type is "4"?

A. String
B. Numeric
C. Cannot tell

Answer: A

TET-H03: Variable names · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A variable name starts with a letter. More letters or digits may follow. The name does not decide the type. Which names can hold strings?

A. I
B. STG
C. S3
D. I and S3
E. STG and S3
F. I and STG
G. I, STG, and S3
H. None

Answer: G

TET-H04: Sparse arrays · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A = 0
A(0) = 1
A(1) = 32767
A(100) = "NINETY-NINE"
A(32767) = "THIS IS A STRING"

What is A(A(A+1))?

A. 0
B. "THIS IS A STRING"
C. 1
D. 32767
E. Undefined

Answer: B

TET-H05: Left-to-right arithmetic · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Use integer division. & means minimum, ! means maximum, and # means remainder. Work from left to right:

1+1*3/2+7#12

A. 9
B. 7
C. 10
D. 0
E. -131071
F. None

Answer: C

TET-H06: Numeric comparisons · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Assume A is a nonzero number. Which statement is false?

A. A#A=0
B. A*A>0
C. (A#A)>(A/A)
D. A+A=A*2

Answer: C

TET-H07: Boolean AND · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A and B are true; C is false. Which expression is false?

A. A&B
B. B&B
C. A&B&C
D. A&A

Answer: C

TET-H08: Boolean OR · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A and B are true; C is false. Evaluate left to right. Which expression is false?

A. A!C
B. A&C!B
C. C!C!B
D. C&A!C

Answer: D

TET-H09: Boolean NOT · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Apostrophe means NOT. False is the empty string, not the number 0. What does this return?

'17

A. 17
B. 14
C. 10001
D. True
E. 0
F. ""

Answer: F

TET-H10: NOT with comparisons · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Which expression is false?

A. 'A'=A
B. A'=('A)
C. A'<A
D. '(A=A)

Answer: D

TET-H11: Unary operators · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Unary minus and apostrophe-NOT are applied first. Which one is false?

A. 1!2!4!8&'15+0=0
B. -5-5=2+'8*-5
C. 1+'(-3)'>4
D. '('5)=5
E. 4+'4='4+4

Answer: Unconfirmed. Public community keys conflict.

TET-H12: String concatenation · Last seen: October 21, 2019

GOD = "HOLY"
HOH = "WATER"

A period joins values together. What expression produces "HOLY WATER"?

Answer: GOD." ".HOH

TET-H13: Integer concatenation · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A period also joins integers. Work from left to right:

1.2+3.4

A. 4.6
B. 46
C. 0
D. 1234
E. 154
F. Illegal syntax

Answer: E

TET-H14: Data conversion · Last seen: October 21, 2019

When math needs a number, a string uses the number at its beginning. Evaluate:

"1.2"+3.4

A. 44
B. 4.6
C. 154
D. 4.4
E. 46.2
F. None

Answer: A

TET-H15: Mixed strings and numbers · Last seen: October 21, 2019

A = "JOHN"
B = "JANE"
C = "3DOES"

Evaluate left to right:

0.A+B+C-3

A. "0JOHNJANEDOES"
B. 0
C. JOHNJANE3DOES
D. 3
E. A and D
F. B and C
G. All
H. None

Answer: B

TET-H16: READ and SET types · Last seen: October 21, 2019

READ creates a string. SET copies both the value and its type. After:

R Z
S X=Z,Y=X

What types are X, Y, and Z?

A. All numeric
B. All string
C. X and Y numeric; Z string
D. X numeric; Y and Z string
E. X numeric; Y and Z undefined
F. Cannot tell

Answer: B

TET-H17: Repeated SET target · Last seen: October 21, 2019

What is A after:

S A=1,B=1,C=1,A=1+A+(A-1)

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 5

Answer: B

TET-H18: KILL behavior · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Trace:

K S S="4",T=S+2,Z=T>6 K K,J,S

Which variables remain?

A. S="4", T="S+2", Z="T>6"
B. S="4", T="6", Z="FALSE"
C. S="4", T="6", X="0"
D. S="4", T=6, Z=0
E. T="6", Z="0"
F. T=6, Z=""
G. No variables

Answer: F

TET-H19: KILL all except one · Last seen: October 21, 2019

Trace:

S T=1,B="1",A=1,B=A=T=(T=B)
K (A)

Which variables remain?

A. A=1, B="1", T=1
B. B="1", T=1
C. A=0
D. A=131071
E. A=3
F. A=1

Answer: F

TET-H20: $PIECE extraction · Last seen: October 21, 2019

X = "JOHN DOE;1234 MAIN;ANYTOWN"

Semicolon splits the string. Here, 1,3 means pieces one through three. What is printed?

WRITE $P(X;1,3)

A. JOHN DOE
B. JOHN DOE;ANYTOWN
C. Error
D. Nothing
E. JOHN DOE1234MAINANYTOWN
F. JOHN
G. JOHN DOE;1234 MAIN;ANYTOWN

Answer: G

PI — Predictive Index

Format: about 10 minutes · Predictive Index · choose the language you understand best.

PI-01: Workplace expectations · Last seen: September 2026 invitation

Choose the adjectives that describe how other people expect you to behave at work.

Answer: No right-or-wrong answer 🥸.

PI-02: Self-description · Last seen: September 2026 invitation

Choose the adjectives that describe how you see yourself.

Answer: No right-or-wrong answer.

PET — Professional Employment Test

Format: 20 multiple-choice questions · 45 minutes · TalogyTech / PanPowered · tables and data, logic, math, and reading · several language options.

The four items below are public PET samples... I will be back if I could find more..Fingercrossed that my final update will have someting new in this part!

PET-S01: Enrollment table · Last seen: September 21, 2026 (public sample)

Total urban enrollment is 260 and male enrollment is 143. What is female enrollment?

Answer: 117

PET-S02: Start-time inference · Last seen: September 21, 2026 (public sample)

If approval happens, an employee’s start time immediately changes from 8:00 to 8:30. The employee starts at 8:00. How should you rate this statement: approval has not happened?

A. Necessarily true
B. Probably true
C. Cannot determine / intermediate
D. Probably false
E. Necessarily false

Answer: A under the stated rule.

PET-S03: Municipal bonds · Last seen: September 21, 2026 (public sample)

Sell 500 municipal bonds at $1,000 each, then spend half of the proceeds. How much remains?

Answer: $250,000

PET-S04: Benefit ceiling inference · Last seen: September 21, 2026 (public sample)

This sample is incomplete.

Every state has a yearly limit on unemployment benefits. Which conclusion follows from this statement?

The full choices are missing from the public sample....

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