Inspiration
Assessments like Arctic shores, which is quickly becoming a standard assessment, among industry leaders like Amazon, Maven Securities, PWC, Deloitte etc.
What it does
It’s a psychometric assessment that leans into the game aspect. It assesses the candidate, gives them a score and stores them in a leaderboard. There is also social functionality like user accounts, friend lists and global leaderboards.
How we built it
Used Python for main functionality specifically Pygame to build out assessment parts and Flask to build the web side, for displaying user statistics and how you stack up against other players on the database. This is tracked via a login and register system, built with securely hashed passwords, and a friends database, connecting users.
Challenges we ran into
Learning to use github
Accomplishments that we're proud of
The code base is huge with a lot more functionality than we initially anticipated. We’re proud we were able to complete the project on time with 2219 lines of code.
What we learned
How to collaborate and bring our code together for a larger scale project
What's next for Hacker Bench
Cleaning up the GUI, front end CSS/html, Adding an overall score accounting for all games,extending game lengths,
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