Cheap tricks
You dedicated time to solving the test, only to discover later that you have to pay to view the results. These tactics seem quite cheap. Moreover, the limited number of questions significantly increases the impact of small errors. Let's assume it's not your best day, and you make one mistake—you're in trouble. Typically, I score 138, and I achieved above 99% in three out of five categories which is consistent with a range between 130-144. However, in the remaining two categories, I scored only 60% due to a mistake in each. With such a small number of examples, even minor errors can have a substantial impact. The report lacks detail and fails to clearly indicate the specific mistakes made, making it impossible to determine if they are genuine errors or system bugs. It's disheartening that the report consists mostly of boilerplate content and provides very little personalized information. The service entices clients by advertising a 20-page report, but in reality, it comprises only 20 slides with minimal written content, mostly consisting of general descriptions and lacking personalization.