What Does a Simulation Look Like?

A typical Simploy AI simulation takes learners through a 5–10 minute, interactive scenario designed to mirror a real workplace challenge. Let’s take an example from our Level 2 simulation suite, where the user plays the role of a junior product manager leading a cross-functional team meeting.

The experience begins with a short video briefing: deadlines are tight, your engineering lead is pushing back, and your marketing teammate feels left out of the loop. From there, the user enters a first-person, video-driven interface with branching dialogue options. You choose how to respond—whether to de-escalate conflict, realign priorities, or assertively push forward. Every decision impacts how the situation unfolds.

Throughout the scenario, the AI evaluates your choices in real time. It tracks your ability to manage emotions, communicate clearly, and lead under pressure. Voice tone, timing, and empathy all factor into your final assessment.

After the simulation ends, the platform delivers a personalized feedback report. You’ll see your Personal Skills Radar, detailing strengths and areas to improve across eight soft skills. You'll also get tailored recommendations—such as replaying the same case with a different approach or advancing to a higher difficulty level.

Some simulations are based on actual cases provided by our partner companies, ensuring relevance and realism. These include internal communication breakdowns, client negotiations, or team planning under ambiguity. All simulations are designed to feel cinematic and high-stakes—so learners remain engaged while building real-world capabilities in a safe, repeatable space.