NINJIO Security Awareness VS Tracker.GG

I also demo'd https://ninjio.com/ and found it to be even better (personally). The episodes are designed to be more captivating and the example videos were well received in our pilot group. I intent to add this to our budget for next year. Source: over 1 year ago

For some more entertaining/engaging training videos, check out Ninjio: https://ninjio.com/. Source: about 2 years ago

If you want a company that is trying to change the paradigm around security awareness training, I'd highly recommend looking at Ninjio: https://ninjio.com/ They take a drip-feed approach, with one 5ish minute video monthly rather than an hour yearly. People don't mind 5 minutes once a month, and as a bonus, it has been shown that the drip feed method helps to keep security on peoples minds, as well as increase... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

Haven't used it myself, but https://ninjio.com/ was recommended by another district near me at some point. Source: over 2 years ago

I've found what looks to be a good one in https://ninjio.com/ but was hoping to find a few others to compare and contrast. Source: almost 3 years ago

I'd like to think I have some domain knowledge here[0]. So here's my two cents: there is no performance-based stat that will tell you if you're good. Rank is the only thing that matters. There are however a lot stats that can tell you if you're good amongst your peers in your current rank. The idea is that once your rank converges with your skill, your stats will trend towards the median. But the good news... - Source: Hacker News / 4 days ago

If tracker.gg is anything to go off by, EMEA has 2.6 million val users, while NA has only around a million. It's not like EMEA can't produce talent, it's more like as others have said, the EU challenger structure is a bit whack atm. Also, CS is still the more popular FPS there, so there's that. Source: 5 months ago

You can track your stats and display them on screen with tools like OBS and tracker.gg. Source: 5 months ago

Made a 16th account got to about level 11 and on valorant tracker, it displays my rank as plat 2. Source: 7 months ago

I would recommend go to tracker.gg and don't just stare at the stats thinking u are bad and bottom %. Instead see the SWOT (strengths, weakness, opportunity and threats) I am not just spouting bullshit out of mind. It really helps. Look for where you are weak and work on it, see where u are strong and hook to it to make it stand out in your games. Source: 10 months ago