
™Like a healthy heart, a thriving organization operates at full strength with all its personnel pumping energy and life into their work to drive growth.
Like a weakened heart, a business or activity falters for one principle reason:
A blocked flow through all its moving parts.
In other words...
A lack of alignment
What does misalignment look like?
All personnel, operations and resources ALIGNED around an inspiring VISION
The importance of FULL ALIGNMENT within an organization cannot be underestimated.
FULL ALIGNMENT means a more productive, wholesome working environment, a truly supportive management, and a more profitable and sustainable enterprise.
This Assessment measures how connected you are to your company or project, and how its values reflect your own.
In other words...
How aligned you are to your organization’s purpose and goals.
No individual scores or answers will be shared with company leadership, management, or C-Suite executives. Company will only receive aggregated summary results.
These results will be used solely for organizational insights and improvements.
By proceeding, you acknowledge and accept these confidentiality terms.
Each Category contains 5 Statements about your Organization.
Measure how you feel about each statement by choosing a numerical value as follows:
STATEMENT: Your grocery store is dedicated to sourcing the finest produce.
If your answer is: 2
This number means you believe the store's commitment to stocking the freshest fruits & vegetables - is 'Weak'.
1
Motivation
2
Dedication
3
Communication
4
Authenticity
5
Innovation
6
Organization
7
Presentation
8
Actualization
Each Category gets an Average Score from '1' to '5'.
The final tabulation of all 8 Categories together gives a Company Average Score which ranges from '1' to '5'.
To start the assessment, you need a unique assessment code. If you don't have one, reach out and our team will help.
We only need this to send your personal score back to you.
We’ll use this to onboard you to the platform.
This helps us understand your role in the organization.
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