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Hi there,

I am looking at the analytics in powerscore and trying to figure out the priorities bubbles. How are the priorities weighted? It seems fairly obvious that it factors in performance by question type but how do I interpret the priority ratios? Also, it seems a bit difficult to understand all the bubbles since some of them you have to hover to see.

My guess is that the relative size indicates a higher/lower priority, is that correct?

I think the bubbles look cool but don't really give me much in terms of practical advice. Is the table below meant to be more pointed guidance?

Thanks!

menkenj wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 1:55 pm Hi there,

I am looking at the analytics in powerscore and trying to figure out the priorities bubbles. How are the priorities weighted? It seems fairly obvious that it factors in performance by question type but how do I interpret the priority ratios? Also, it seems a bit difficult to understand all the bubbles since some of them you have to hover to see.

My guess is that the relative size indicates a higher/lower priority, is that correct?

I think the bubbles look cool but don't really give me much in terms of practical advice. Is the table below meant to be more pointed guidance?

Thanks!

Hi menkenj!

Thanks for the post! The bubbles provide a visual representation of your performance using the data from the table below it. For example, if you got 1 out of 10 questions correct, your performance on those questions would be 10% correct, which would be reflected in the table. We then take that percentage and flip it for the priorities bubbles -- so the priority would be 90%. Larger bubbles are a larger priority.

I hope this helps! Thanks!