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Feat/2387 improve eligibility report v2 #2390
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@KoWeiJAC I'm afraid you've misread this ticket: pls look again - for Statutory eligibility, we are asking to make a single recommendation for Statutory criteria, i.e. we need to display the flags for Prof Qualification and PQE but have only one recommendation dropdown and one reason free text field for the Statutory section. Non-statutory section looks correct. One other comment: is it possible to have a heavier line between candidates than we have within each candidate section? I think this will help to pick out separate candidate entries. |
@KoWeiJAC In reviewing the report download, I've noticed a couple of issues on this ticket:
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@KoWeiJAC Some more comments from last week's UT:
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@nickaddy To improve it, maybe we can refresh(update) the application which have no recommendations. If the application have any recommendation being set, the refresh would skip this application for not overwriting those recommendations. |
@nickaddy The test exercise had no PQE eligibility set so how was it awarding Met flags to candidates? => The system will make the PQE to be Met as default if the PQE years is not set. |
It looks like the only candidates that were flagged as Not Met were the ones that entered no work experience at all. If you check Exercise setup, the options under Eligibility Information are 5y, 7y or other - where you enter the number of years required. I don't understand how this exercise was created with 0 years PQE. If that is correct, even the candidates with no work experience should be flagged as Met. |
Just had a test, when creating the legal exercise, the PQE field is not required, so user can leave it empty and the PQE will be 0 as default. Not sure if all the legal exercises need to look on PQE? If so, maybe we can make the PQE field required when creating exercise. To ensure PQE is greater than 0 and the candidates with no experience will be fagged Not Met. |
@KoWeiJAC I agree with your proposal above - the PQE field for legal exercises must be mandatory and any candidates that do not enter any experience flagged as Not Met (in addition to those that do not meet the required PQE.) For reference, non-legal exercises do not request PQE according to my understanding. |
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@HalcyonJAC I can't find my comment, maybe it was in Slack, regarding the filter for unassigned, has this been fixed? The dropdown options should be All issues and Unassigned - the latter would show candidates where any of the 3 recommendations are not selected or any of the 3 free text fields not populated. Could you address the above pls? |
@nickaddy I have fixed the filter. Could you retest it, please? |
@HalcyonJAC Looking good, Ryan. Can you pls:
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What's included?
closed #2387
Who should test?
✅ Product owner
✅ Developers
✅ UTG
How to test?
Refresh
button to prepare eligibility issue data.Reasons not satisfied
box.Previous Judicial Experience
andReasonable length of service
issueRecommendation
andReasons not satisfied
changes can be saved.Refresh
button to prepare eligibility issue data.Risk - how likely is this to impact other areas?
🟢 No risk - this is a self-contained piece of work
Additional context
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PREVIEW:DEVELOP
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