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A step-by-step guide to getting the most value from your diagnostic assessment.
Taking a few minutes to prepare will help you get more accurate and valuable results from your assessment.
The most valuable insights come from honest answers. Don't worry about "perfect" responses - the assessment is designed to help you identify areas for improvement, not to judge your performance.
Tip: If you're unsure about a question, think about your typical experience over the last 3-6 months.
There's no time limit on individual questions. Take the time you need to provide thoughtful, accurate responses. Rushing through questions can lead to less useful results.
The progress bar shows how much of the assessment you've completed. This helps you manage your time and know when you're approaching the end.
While you can skip questions if absolutely necessary, try to answer all of them. Each question contributes to a more complete picture of your business health.
Your progress is automatically saved as you go, so you can pause and resume your assessment at any time:
If a question doesn't apply to your situation or you're genuinely unsure, select the most appropriate option or skip it. The assessment is designed to work with partial information.
Think about your typical or most common experience. If you have multiple teams or departments with different experiences, consider the overall company perspective.
You can go back and change any previous answer by using the navigation buttons or clicking on completed questions in the progress indicator.
No problem! Your progress is automatically saved. Simply close your browser and return when you're ready to continue.
Our assessments use different types of questions to gather comprehensive information:
Once you complete the assessment, you'll receive your results immediately:
Your scores and insights are calculated immediately and displayed on the results page.
Get specific, prioritized recommendations based on your results.
Save your results as a PDF report for sharing with your team or investors.
Ready to take your first assessment? Here are your options: