107WPM, 0 mistakes

21 WPM. I type slow and only use my index fingers. D:

How many people had to take a typing class in school? How many didn't? I did, in high school, but I wonder if they're becoming a thing of the past.

>>4
Wasn't taught anything practical in school whatsoever. I was amazed to find out a local school taught cookery to the kids. The old typng qualifications (RSA II and RSA III) are allegedly pre-requirements in a lot of places, and they list it in the job requirement BUT the RSA institute has in fact been closed for over a decade, which may give you a good indication of how on-the-ball HR is in the UK. PROTIP: applicants for clerical/data jobs in the UK should write "RSA II equivalent" on their forms, it ticks a box on the their list of requirements, and is entirely unprovable.

43 wpm, 4 mistakes, "RSA III equivalent" on my cv.

>>5
Are you trying to tell us that in school, you didn't learn arc welding, gas welding, woodcutting, rifle cleaning, blood trail tracking, shotgun safety, etc.?

Wow, America really does have a superior educational system to you.

>>7

America + education + superior = ???????

>>7
I learned the following: determine the outcome expected of you, and deliver it in such a manner as to be most easily checked off the list by the assessor.

Not on the curriculum, but useful anyway: how to steal an item right in front of someone, how to lie by assuming a truthful stance with my whole body language, and forcibly returning to the point in question if the interrogator attempts to subtly change subject. PROTIP: eyes up and to the left = truth, eyes right = lie.

about 75
but this test sucks imo
clicking the start and stop button wtf?
http://speedtest.10-fast-fingers.com/
this test is different
even though i get the same score lol

I bet Lia would get more than 100 WPM, she types incredibly fast.

>>10

409 points, so you achieved position 2800 of 225474 on the ranking list
You type 516 characters per minute
You have 99 correct words and
you have 0 wrong words

Wish, do you think you would be faster if you were typing in your native language? I know I would be hella slow if I were typing in German instead of English, since I don't know it nearly as well.

>>12
mhm it seems i fell back 10wpm in Dutch, but this could be because qwerty is more optimised for English and Dutch has more difficult words or something.
But i also think half or more of my thoughts in English, and 80% from what i read and write or say everyday is English too. When i tried in Spanish, which i don't know anything of, i dropped 20 wpm