Hurricane I

I think they tried to convert "detail-oriented" from adjective mode to noun mode, with questionable success. I've stopped and puzzled over that phrase, too. It's what we in the land of unemployment do with our time.
 

Since I did not intend to put much effort into circumventing the blog sign-on system, this is anonymously Traci. Perhaps they were trying to test your ATTENTION to detail. This was possibly a test of your skills. Had you called them out on it, you might have automatically made it past the first round. The trade-off here is of course that if it is not a test and someone made a careless oversight, you run the risk of seeming overly critical with too much attention to detail. It seems to me to be like asking a fat woman when the baby is due. You stand the chance that she actually is pregnant (which as we all know, either you're pregnant or you're not [sidebar: unless you ask whatever pregnancy test advertises itself to tell you when you are a little bit pregnant... but I digress]) and you are the hero or she is not in fact pregnant and you have just made a complete ass of yourself. In the end, it may be best to err on the side of caution. Unless you are supremely disoriented.