Bunch JavaScript challenge

Background

The coding challenge is based on the culture assessment that you have already taken. The goal of this assessment is to evaluate someone’s culture using a methodology developed by Charles O’Reilly at the Stanford GSB Institute for Organizational Behavior.

This methodology measures 6 dimensions to understand an individual’s culture norms:

• Adaptability: Readily takes advantage of new opportunities
• Results-orientation: Gets things done
• Collaboration: Is a great team player
• Attention to detail: Values precision and accuracy
• Principles: Holds high ethical standards
• Customer-orientation: Always keeps the customer in mind

Requirements

Functional

1. The assessment consists of 30 questions in total.
2. The questions of the assessment should give two options to choose from. Each of these options should be one of the provided answers (see dimensions.js). This is called Ipsative testing.
3. The Ipsative questions should be as the following example:

Pick the answer that describes you best: (this question title is the same for all questions)

• I am innovative (answer 1, related to Adaptability)
• I am honest (answer 2, related to Integrity)

4. Every combination of Dimensions should appear twice during the assessment. For example, the user must be asked twice to choose between Adaptability and Collaboration.
5. Each time a user chooses an answer, his score for the corresponding dimension is incremented by 1.
6. Each label for the answers should only appear once in the assessment (no repetition).
7. The order in which the questions appear should be randomized.
8. The result of the assessment is represented by the amount of times each dimension was chosen. Here is a JSON example:

{
  "Adaptive": 3,
  "Integrity": 7,
  "Collaborative": 5,
  "Result": 5,
  "Customer":8,
  "Detail": 2
}

Technical

• This repository uses a simple Jest boilerplate to write unit tests. Feel free to use any other testing framework, as long as you can provide coverage analysis.
• Have >90% of code coverage. A suggested test suite is provided in assessment.test.js, feel free to rewrite it if you would rather start with your own tests.
• You are allowed to use any third party libraries.
• You do not have to build a UI or an API/Server, having a self descriptive test suite is enough.
• No linter or lint config has been included. Feel free to add one if it makes you more efficient.
• Make use of modern JavaScript syntax. The test code goes through babel using the env preset.

Without any configuration options, @babel/preset-env behaves exactly the same as @babel/preset-latest (or @babel/preset-es2015, @babel/preset-es2016, and @babel/preset-es2017 together).

Instructions

• Fork this repository (or clone it),
• Complete the challenge (should take about 1-2 hours),
• Feel free to ask any questions that you have,
• Submit the result either by sharing your fork or sending your local repository as a compressed archive via email/gist.

Installation

yarn install

Running the tests

yarn test
# show coverage
yarn test:cover

Or you can use built-in watch mode (coverage is also included in watch mode):

yarn test:watch