eHarmony‘s Relationship Assessment goes under the microscope today. It certainly takes a while to complete & is not very entertaining or interesting to complete. I have had a lot of feedback that some people appreciate the personality assessment but that many men don’t complete it on the site and therefore it doesn’t help the women to gage a good match.
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Singlesnet.com are at present one of the top in the polls for online dating sites in the US, so I thought I would do a review of their relationship assessment. I called this post ‘No Review of Singlesnet.com Relationship Assessment as contrary to what they advertise on their homepage, there doesnt seem to be any access to any matching assessment or algorithm?
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Today I’m reviewing the Parship.co.uk‘s Relationship assessment. It took about 30minutes or so to complete & is touted on their website as:
A sound scientific basis: Our unique free test was developed by respected psychologists. PARSHIP introduced online compatibility profiling in Europe. Years of experience have proved that PARSHIP can help you find someone really right for you. The PARSHIP test generates your personality profile. It is a psychometric test, combining psychology and statistics and is based on 40 years of research into relationships.
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I completed True.com‘s relationship assessment questionnaire a number of years ago & it produces a veritable tome of information all about Moi & was almost 32 pages. Do we ever get tired of reading such detailed information about ourselves? Not me, however the assessment took about 40minutes to complete and that is a long time for an impatient person such as the likes of me.
It was compiled by Dr Rense Lange. You can read an interview with him at Online Dating Magazine.
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Today I am going to review Match.com‘s site Chemistry Relationship Profile Assessment. I did their assessment a few years ago when researching this business & tried it again today. I am amazed that most of the large online dating sites, like Chemistry.com, do not mention anything about their relationship assessments on their site, making it easily accessible. It means you have to sign up to find out the nitty gritty. Why wouldn’t they have more openness & exposure – do they think that other companies are going to copy them?????
Not having a lot of patience, I find these assessments can be so…….time consuming & so exhausting. That’s me anyway, how do you feel about them.
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