A difference between a skills assessment and an intelligence assessment is, that

1. A skills assessment generally includes a physical requirement like that used by the New York City Fire Department in Vulcan v NYFD whereas an intelligence assessment is generally computer-based and multiple choice

2. A skill assessment le generally administered to a candidate for a more advanced role, whereas an intelligence assessment is generally administered to a candidate for an entry-level position

3. A skill assessment is completed by an interviewer at some point during the interview process, whereas an intelligence assessment is administered to the candidate for the candidate to complete on his/her own

4. A skills assessment is generally administered to a candidate for an entry-level position, whereas an intelligence assessment is generally administered to a candidate for a more advanced role