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• multiple-choice questions across 12 sections: seven on the GL Hunt Sales Process and five on foundation solutions. Then two written field scenarios. Plan on 2 hours.
•Closed book. No playbooks, no notes, no phones. If you studied the New Hires book and rode along, you have what you need.
•80% is passing, overall. Any section under 80% becomes your study list, with a link straight to the material.
•Your written scenarios are reviewed by your manager, not auto-graded. Write it the way you would say it in the driveway.
•You can move back and forward before submitting. Nothing is saved until you submit.
Exam Sections
Part Two: In the Field
Say It Like You Would Say It in the Driveway
1 · Show Findings on a Pier & Beam Home
You crawl a 1960s pier and beam home. The homeowner called because the hallway floor feels bouncy and the bedroom door won't latch. Under the house you find no vapor barrier, damp soil, two failing pad and block piers under the hallway, and water ponding against the perimeter beam on the downhill side.
Walk us through your Show Findings using Lead Need, Trend, Urgency, Action. What do you physically show them, what do you say, which Converting Questions do you ask, and what solutions do you scope? Include drainage if it belongs.
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2 · Price, Paths, and the Pushback
Slab home, interior and exterior piers, plus a gravity drain on the north side. You have recapped their goals and presented price with payment paths. The husband says: "That's a lot more than we expected. We need to think about it."
Write your exact response, word for word, and then explain in one or two sentences where in the appointment this objection was most likely born and how you would have prevented it.
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