Description
The Recurring weaknesses section can show semantically similar entries as separate weaknesses, even when they appear to describe the same underlying problem across multiple interview attempts.
In my progress report, 26 weaknesses were listed and every entry was marked as occurring in only 1 attempt.
For example:
Develop a concrete algorithmic plan before attempting to write code.
Develop a systematic approach to problem-solving before writing code.
Practice articulating a step-by-step algorithm before attempting to write code.
These appear to describe closely related areas for improvement, but they are shown separately.
Steps to Reproduce
- Complete several interview attempts.
- Open the interview progress report.
- Check the
Recurring weaknesses section.
- Observe semantically similar weaknesses being listed separately as
1 attempt.
Expected Behavior
Semantically similar weaknesses across multiple attempts should be grouped and counted by the number of attempts in which they occurred.
Actual Behavior
Semantically similar weaknesses are displayed as separate entries, each counted as 1 attempt.
As a result, the Recurring weaknesses section can contain only single-attempt entries even when similar feedback appears across multiple attempts.
Environment
Description
The
Recurring weaknessessection can show semantically similar entries as separate weaknesses, even when they appear to describe the same underlying problem across multiple interview attempts.In my progress report, 26 weaknesses were listed and every entry was marked as occurring in only
1 attempt.For example:
Develop a concrete algorithmic plan before attempting to write code.Develop a systematic approach to problem-solving before writing code.Practice articulating a step-by-step algorithm before attempting to write code.These appear to describe closely related areas for improvement, but they are shown separately.
Steps to Reproduce
Recurring weaknessessection.1 attempt.Expected Behavior
Semantically similar weaknesses across multiple attempts should be grouped and counted by the number of attempts in which they occurred.
Actual Behavior
Semantically similar weaknesses are displayed as separate entries, each counted as
1 attempt.As a result, the
Recurring weaknessessection can contain only single-attempt entries even when similar feedback appears across multiple attempts.Environment