The ranked view. The axis label carries the medal and a provisional asterisk so the chart reads without a legend. Your own bar is full-opacity accent; everyone else is muted. Clicking a name or a bar opens that rep's full breakdown. The tooltip adds rank, score and leads worked rather than repeating the number already labelled on the bar.
Also called: rep rankings chart · standings board · who's on top
- 1Sorted by score descending, unscored reps last by leads worked.
- 2The X domain is pinned to 0-100 so bar length means the same thing every time you open the page.
- 3A custom Y-axis tick renders each name as a clickable text element.
- 4Score is label-listed at the end of the bar.
Pinning the domain matters: a chart that auto-scales makes a 40 look like a 90 on a weak week. The tooltip follows the house rule — it gives 'Rank #2 · Rep Score 71/100' and '14 leads worked · provisional (firms up with more leads)', context the bar itself cannot carry.
- Auto-scaled charts made week-to-week comparison meaningless.
- Ranking gave no route into the underlying detail.
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