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Release notes: September 7, 2023
Subjective evaluation
HackerEarth has introduced a new evaluation type for subjective questions called Keyword evaluation. In this method, you can add keywords along with their respective scores and if the candidate’s answer contains the exact keyword, the candidate is allocated the score assigned to that keyword. To learn more about the Keyword evaluation type, read this article.
Global benchmarking
HackerEarth has introduced Global benchmarking that provides insights into a candidate's position within the broader HackerEarth developer community for their assessed skill. It presents the candidate's percentile compared to all other candidates who have taken the assessments. If you're interested in incorporating global benchmarking into your assessments, please reach out to us.
Comparative skill scores
HackerEarth now offers Comparative Skill Scores, which indicate how many candidates achieved scores within a specific range for a particular skill. This feature enables you to categorize candidates into different skill levels, ranging from level 1 (highest) to level 4 (lowest) in various skills.