I really enjoy tackling tech problems and seeing a solution come together from beginning to end.

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ForQuiz is for people who run quizzes and knowledge checks for a group: trainers, teachers, L&amp;D teams, meetup organizers.Most quiz tools stop at a score. ForQuiz tags every question by topic, so the report tells you the room is fine on process and shaky on pricing, per group and per person, exported to Excel.What it does:- Build from what you already have. Paste questions the way you wrote them (bold, the word "correct", a note saying option one is right) and the answers are picked up as marked. Or upload a PDF, pick the pages, and ask for "10 on refunds, 10 on the new tiers". Answers that look wrong are flagged for review. LaTeX renders in questions, options and explanations, so formulas come through as written.- Run it live, everyone answering together while you set the pace, or send it out with a time window and an allow list by email, phone or employee ID.- Fix a question after the link has gone out. Same link, versioned results, and nobody is marked down for a question they never saw.- Compare rounds. Point a follow-up quiz at the previous one to get fresh questions on the same topics, then see what moved, topic by topic and person by person.- Compare groups, not just people. Put any group of segments against another (Marketing-North and Marketing-South against Sales-South, say) and see topic by topic where each one stands.

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