At Anthropos, we’re always looking for ways to enhance your journey. Just three weeks ago, we hinted at updates, and now, here we are! You can now view the default points awarded for onboarding into Anthropos. But that’s just the beginning. In the coming weeks, you will have different ways to earn even more XP, level up, and unlock exclusive rewards!
You can accumulate points by completing key activities on the platform:
- Engage in daily activities
- Finish AI Simulations
- Complete Skill Paths
- Personalize your profile by adding a bio or profile picture
What rewards can I unlock?
From Anthropos Premium to Amazon gift cards to and more!
For companies: customizable rewards
Companies using Anthropos can take this feature a step further by tailoring rewards to their teams. From physical gifts to extra vacation days, the possibilities are endless.
This feature is designed to bring value to both individuals and enterprises. By gamifying the learning process, we’re making it more creative, innovative, and fun…because learning should never be boring!
December 4, 2024
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