OptYourLife reviews

I have used this website to calculate my bmi; the info was useful and there were a few good tips on how to lose weight. it looks like the site provides some other services as well but I did not go through them all.

website is useful for someone that is indecisive about what major to study. it is also kinda cool that it has the income info and other related stuffs. it would be even more useful if they could give some personal advice on top of what the expert system can provide. overall, it is an amusing website and the results look very complete.

there are many vocational testing website out there which promise a lot and do not deliver anything. this one was hassle free and provides useful results. no ads, email, and private information request.

Overall, very interesting website.

wasted a lot of time on other vocational testing websites with no real results. all of them either need your private information or there is another catch at the end. this website provides hassle free test and very clear answer. it is the best website that i could find after several days of searching in the internet.

It might be worthwhile, I will never know. Be warned, because having spent your time completing the test and waiting for the result, you will be dumped unceremoniously if you have AdBlock or any other ad blocking software turned on. You appear to lose all the results, since going back resets the test and going forward again just gives the same message even if you have subsequently turned your ad blocking off.

The excuse is that the site owner needs the money from the advertizing in order to keep the site free. Not convincing. There are other ways to advertize and other ways to earn ad revenue, and in this case and who knows how many others, the site has just lost a potential paying customer and shot itself in the foot.

In many places, your local employment department is much better qualified to tell you not only what your strengths are, but more importantly, whether there are any actual jobs to be had locally. And that service is free. It might be worth checking out.

This test might be useful - I'll never know, but perhaps if you're just starting out and really don't know what to do, it may well give you a sense of your aptitudes and weaknesses. It won't tell you whether you're suited for any of the work that's actually available, though, and there are so many factors involved in just getting past an interview that this can only ever be a part of the process.

If it's ever accessible without the advertizing restriction, let me know, I'll go have another look. For now, though, meh.