Novade Service Team Game Challenge (Team 1)

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Novade Service Team Challenge

Welcome to the Novade Service Team Game Challenge! Test your knowledge and decision-making skills with a series of engaging questions that reflect real-life scenarios you may face in our service team.

Join us to:

  • Enhance your understanding of client interactions
  • Challenge your problem-solving abilities
  • Collaborate with teammates in a fun way
11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EngagingCoder572
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What is best answer to the following question? When Axel is asking for help on tickets, what would you do
Like the message in Teams
Like the message in Teams and do nothing
Like the message in Teams and take tickets
Take tickets and do not like the message in Teams
Like the message in Teams, check the tickets and take the tickets
Check the tickets but do not take tickets nor like the message in Teams
Love the message in Teams, check the tickets and do something important
Take tickets
What is best answer to the following question? When a client asks you to customize a form: Based on answers of some fields, different options will be shown. Based on different options selected, the form will proceed to some different workflows.
Check the technical feasibility
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Challenge accepted!
Thanks for sharing!
Noted with thanks! We'll check but we'll not get back to you
Noted! We'll check and get back to you!
We'll get back to you but actually we will not
Ask Why?
No. We cannot do it!
Help! Help! Help!
What is best answer to the following question? When a partner asks you for a script that will update the unit with different unit statuses based on options selected in a form.
I am opening the script board now
Ask Why?
Just write it yourself!
Let's do it together bro! Yolo
Ask 5 Why?
We'll get back to you but actually we will not
We'll get back to you sometimes!
We'll check and get back to you!
Challenge: How to convert timestamp value 1617154517147 to a date that human can understand? (Tips: https://www.epochconverter.com)
Generate a list of dates and convert them to timestamp values. For each date converted to a timestamp value, compare the two if they are the same
Let unix_timestamp = 1617154517147 // Create a new JavaScript Date object based on the timestamp // multiplied by 1000 so that the argument is in milliseconds, not seconds. Var date = new Date(unix_timestamp * 1000); // Hours part from the timestamp var hours = date.getHours(); // Minutes part from the timestamp var minutes = "0" + date.getMinutes(); // Seconds part from the timestamp var seconds = "0" + date.getSeconds(); // Will display time in 10:30:23 format var formattedTime = hours + ':' + minutes.substr(-2) + ':' + seconds.substr(-2); console.log(formattedTime);
Wednesday, 31 March 2021 01:35:17.147
User@linux> date -d '1970-01-01 00:00:00' +%s -3600
Put it in Excel and use formula =(C2-DATE(1970,1,1))*86400
Put it in Excel and use formula =TEXT(A1/24/60/60/1000 + 25569,"YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM")
A month ago
Date(1617154517147)
Which of the following scripts will give the correct display of Block, Level and Unit? (Tips: Script Board)
If (link.id != null) { var mForm = Query.select("forms", id); if (mForm) { var strVal = ""; var Obj = Query.select("units", mForm.linkedid); if (Obj) { if (Obj.block) strVal = "Block: " + Obj.block + ", "; if (Obj.level) strVal += "Level: " + Obj.level + ", "; if (Obj.name) strVal += "Unit: " + Obj.name; } } } else { ""; }
If (link.id != nuIl) { var strVal = ""; var Obj = selectId("units", link.id); if (Obj) { if (Obj.block) strVal = "Block: " + Obj.block + ", "; if (Obj.level) strVal += "Level: " + Obj.level + ", "; if (Obj.name) strVal += "Unit: " + Obj.name; } } else { ""; }
If (link.id != null) { var strVal = ""; var unitObj = Query("units", link.id); if (unitObj) { if (unitObj.blcok) strVal = "Block: " + unitObj.block + ", "; if (unitObj.level) strVal += "Level: " + unitObj.level + ", "; if (unitObj.namp) strVal += "Unit: " + unitObj.name; } } else { ""; }
If (link.id != nuIl) { var strVal = ""; var unitObj = SelectQuery("units", link.id); if (unitObj) { if (unitObj.block) strVal = "Block: " + unitObj.block + ", "; if (unitObj.level) strVal += "Level: " + unitObj.level + ", "; if (unitObj.name) strVal += "Unit: " + unitObj.name; } } else { ""; }
Block, Level, Unit
Console.log("Block, Level, Unit")
I am going to ask Heisenberg for his secret formula
=CONCATENATE("Block", "Level", "Unit")
System.out.println("Block, Level, Unit")
Echo Block, Level, Unit
Challenge: Which is the odd one in the items below?
Futures
Forwards
Uniswap V3
Gilts
CFDs
Equity-Linked Notes (ELN)
Credit default swap
Exchange traded fund (ETFs)
Challenge: Which is the odd one in the items below?
Bitcoin
Litecoin
Ethereum
Dogecoin
Beatcoin
Tether
ETC
Alice
Challenge: Find the Standard Deviation of score in Math for candidates who got a score below 60 in Physics and a score above 60 in Chemistry and their names start with letter "J" or "B" or "T" (Tips: https://www.mathsisfun.com/data/standard-deviation.html)
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First, filter candidates that match the naming and scoring condition. Second, calculate the standard derivation of score in Math. Finally, get the variance and then the standard deviation.
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Put the data in a table in Excel. Filter the candidates which match the conditions. Find out the variance and then the standard derivation.
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Put the data in a table in Excel. Filter the candidates which match the conditions. Calculate the standard deviation directly using a formula.
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10
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Create data: {Name: Matt, Math: 38, Physics: 58, Chemistry: 66, Biology: 49...etc} Filter them based on the conditions. Find out the standard deviation.
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ˆš27,130 = 165 (to the nearest mm)
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Challenge: Find the odd one here
Xvx
OvO
Xox
XoX
LoL
LoI
LloL
OvO
Which of the following is the most feasible solution to the Byzantine Generals Problem? (https://blog.komodoplatform.com/en/byzantine-generals-problem/)
Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (pBFT)
Proof of Work (PoW)
Proof of Stake (PoS)
Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS)
Proof of Printed Capital (PoPC)
Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP)
Gunpowder (GP)
The Lord of the Rings (TLTR)
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