Scenarios
2 published. Each decision changes what you see next, and a scenario is only passed when no decision was suboptimal — a high score with one wrong branch is still a fail, because the branch was the lesson.
A project manager submitted their time card every Friday as usual. On the last Friday of the month they queried their payslip, found no pay at all for the month, and raised a ticket with the payroll help desk. The payroll analyst has confirmed the payroll input contains no time element for them.
A career site was created with a United Kingdom location context and a UK Operations organization context. A recruiter expects it to show only UK roles. A US Operations requisition has appeared in its search results.
How a scenario is scored
- Points are earned at each node, but the total is only part of it. A single suboptimal decision fails the scenario regardless of score.
- Every suboptimal branch explains itself in the debrief, naming the model you reached for rather than marking you wrong.
- Evidence you capture is recorded along the path, so a diagnosis can be handed to someone else.
27 graded assessments are available under Assessments.