INNOVA · RELEASE 1.1 · FICTIONAL EXPERIMENT MATERIAL
Candidate evidence and coaching
Eight complete dossiers with interviews, references, coaching tasks and a shared evidence rubric.
Start in five minutes
- Keep your persona and hypothesis. Choose one case below.
- Open scenario-cards.json for its exact input files. Start with those files, not the entire folder.
- Use JSON or CSV for a table, not both. Attach the source documents when you need evidence.
- Build one output or interaction and have a colleague use it.
Optional experiment
Compare two candidate write-ups and ask a consultant to locate every supported claim.
Cases
- DOS01 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Alex Morgan; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS02 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Blair Chen; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS03 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Casey Patel; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS04 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Mika Diaz; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS05 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Nico Singh; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS06 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Oakley Cole; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS07 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Parker Morgan; keep missing evidence visible.
- DOS08 — Prepare an evidence-linked write-up for Quinn Chen; keep missing evidence visible.
Limits
All records, outcomes, prices, travel times and compensation observations are invented. This is not a vendor replica, validated assessment or market benchmark. No live integrations, audio or video are included. Use a real participant’s behavior to learn about usefulness. Visibility labels model rules; downloaded files are not access-controlled.
Eight richly authored dossiers are the starting point; the common directory includes supporting identities, not 300 equally complete assessments. Historical end-market/ownership experience is distinct from current employer classification.
Files
Reset
Extract a fresh ZIP into a new folder. Keep facilitator answers out of participant prompts and retrieval indexes.