Scenario Based Challenge
Benefits of Scenario based Challenge
The scenario based challenge has some advantages over almost all other kinds of challenges developers come across. Here are two unique advantages of scenario based challenge:
1. It helps recruiters understand how developers interpret real-world problems
Scenario based challenges are usually not defined in a way that developers can solve directly. Rather, the problem will be described as a real-world problem. So, developers need to interpret the problem in simpler ways before they even come up with a plan to solve the problem.
For instance, a developer may be required to write a program to coordinate all the activities of an automated vacuum cleaner while working. This particular sample problem is descriptive in nature. Thus, the developer still needs to use a sequence chart to interpret the original problem into simpler sets of problems.
By merely studying the charts developers use for interpretation, recruiters can understand how developers interpret complex problems into simpler ones they can easily solve with codes.
2. It mimics real-world problems
Even some developers who seem to be highly skilled can’t perform excellently when dealing with real-world problems. It takes a challenge that mimics real-world problems to separate the genuinely skilled developers from those whose skills work only on theoretical problems. Fortunately, the scenario based challenge mimics real-world problems.
3. It transforms developers into better thinkers
Scenario based challenges can be used for training purposes also rather than just assessment purposes. Constant engagement in scenario based challenges will improve developers’ ability to think critically and break down complex problems into simpler ones. Although a few other challenges can help developers achieve this same result, most of the other challenges are not as effective as scenario based challenges.
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