Will W.
Unlock your potential, for a hidden cost.
It is a reasonable assumption that an online service that requires payment will be upfront about any costs involved before users engage with it. Jobtest makes no mention of any costs until after users have invested a significant amount of time and effort in using the service. It manipulates users vulnerable to the sunk cost fallacy by withholding the information that teases the prospect of "finding a career that lights your fire" and "unlocking your potential". And if you aren't willing to hand over the cash you weren't expecting to pay? Then the doors are still locked and the fire has gone out. Jobtest acts dishonesty and manipulatively. Don't use it.




