Hi Anonymous,

The online test is designed in such a way that it does not offer relevant advantes or disadvantages if you are not a native gamer.

What does not really help as such is being a gamer, what actually helps is building a strategic mindset, and one (maybe not very efficient, but still possible) way is to play games like that.

Hope this helps - if so, please be so kind and give it a thumbs-up with the green upvote button below!

Robert

Hi, yes, I also think gamers will find familiar patterns in solving the Imbellus and can have developed useful skills. However, it is not crucial having a past as gamers, as well as you do not need a business background to solve cases (even if it is an advantage). Good luck with next applications and feel free to text me for any tips on how to boost them

Best,
Antonello

Maybe, maybe not, but if you thought playing games could enhance your odds of passing the digital test, why didn't you start playing video games as practice?

Also, with your logic, if, instead of a gamified assessment, they had a math test, would somebody who was not a math major complain that the test was biased against them?!

You were not at a disadvantage. Thinking that you were only because they tested something you were not familiar with despite the fact the the vast majority of candidates probably faced the same challange is not a mindset I would recommend.

Dear A,

Your experience of its abcense doesn't help you in this particular test. Actually this digital assessment it's just a new form (way) of assessing your skills of strategic thinking and problem solving. And it's not about gaining some awards, cheating or gambling.

If you need any further help or advice, feel free to reach out.

Best,

André

Hello!

I believe that the fact that is gamified is precisely to make it more friendly for everyone, don´t really thing that playing games gives you an advange here.

Cheers,

Clara

I actually only learnt about the game when HR called me for the 1st round interview. I also failed the game assessment and wasn't given any specific feedback. 

That said, I don't think the game gives an unfair advantage to the frequent gamer for 3 main reasons:

- While the platform is gamified, the content is simply solving 2 problems with given data, very similar to the case interview

-The assessment criteria weren't whether you win the game or not (I managed to create a viable ecosystem and defenced my plant for 15+ turns and still failed the assessment)

- I rarely play any game at all.