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The whole picture of one person.

Verified skills, current level, plans in flight, quests completed, kudos received and feedback given, on one page. Not a CV they wrote, but a record of what happened.

  • Evidence, not claims
  • Built for the one-to-one
  • Their own hero
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Ani Sargsyan

Product Manager · Yerevan, Armenia

Level 67 dayReports toMGMher G.
Level 61,240 / 2,000 XP → level 7

12

Skills verified

41%

Plan progress

9

Kudos received

One page, everything on it

What a profile actually shows

Every verified skill came from an assessment. Every completed goal came from a submission somebody reviewed. Nothing here was typed in by the person it describes.

  1. Where they stand

    Skills, plan progress, this week's XP and their place on the board.

  2. What to work on next

    The skills in focus, with the primary skill marked and the level each one is verified at.

  3. The plan in flight

    This month's goal and how far through the plan they are.

  4. Badges earned

    Awarded for specific things your organisation decided were worth marking.

  5. Where the XP came from

    Each point traces back to the event that earned it.

  6. What colleagues have said

    Feedback and kudos, shown within the visibility the writer chose.

Sample profile. The name, numbers and feedback are illustrative.

Evidence, not claims

Every verified skill on a profile came from an assessment. Every completed goal came from a submission somebody reviewed.

Useful in a one-to-one

The page is built to be opened together. It shows where someone is, what they are working on, and what they have finished, which is most of the agenda.

Their own hero

Piko draws each person's game self from a photo. It is a small thing, and it is the reason people open the page at all.

Built for the one-to-one

Most of the agenda, already on screen.

Open the profile together and the conversation starts from facts. Nobody has to reconstruct the last quarter from memory.

Where they are

Level, verified skills and the gap between claimed and proven.

What they are working on

This month's goal, skills in focus and the quests in progress.

What they have finished

Goals closed, levels verified, badges earned and kudos received.

Their own hero

A game self, drawn by Piko

The avatar agent studies a photo and draws the person’s game self. It is the smallest feature on the page, and the one people mention first.

  1. Upload a photo

    Drop one in, or keep the one already on file.

  2. Piko draws the candidates

    A few takes on the same person, in the product's style.

  3. Keep the one that fits

    Swap the photo whenever you like. What is rationed is asking Piko to draw: five times a month, by default.

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