Definition - What does Clerical Perception mean?
Clerical perception refers to an ability discern details in written or verbal information. Individuals with high clerical perception may have an aptitude for tasks such as proofreading, research, or mathematical computation.
SureHire explains Clerical Perception
The Department of Labor has defined eleven distinct aptitudes that may be applied when assessing an individual's ability to perform certain types of jobs. Among others, these aptitudes include verbal abilities, form perception, manual dexterity, and clerical perception. A person's aptitude may be determined through interview or observation, or aptitude testing. Aptitude testing is often used as a tool to help a person choose a vocational training course or career path.
According to the U.S. Employment Service's aptitude profiles, individuals who have a clerical perception aptitude is able to quickly identify the differences between written copy.
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