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For companies

See the leadership culture you actually have.

Train every manager on the decisions they are already making, and see pooled patterns from real decisions, not a survey.

The dashboard

Where your leaders read well, and where they miss.

Which situations your leaders read well, what the work calls for against what they reach for, and whether they learn from their calls.

  • Results pooled from 5 or more people; individual decisions are never shown
  • Patterns by situation, by leadership style and by review timing
  • A culture profile with what it gets right, what it costs and where to focus next
Company insights42 leaders · last 90 days · sample data

Read accuracy by situation

Conflict is the blind spot

Setback
79%
People
76%
New team
71%
Crisis
64%
Reputation
60%
Conflict
49%

Line marks 80%, a read counted as right.

Called for vs. comfortable with

Commander is needed more than used

Commander
22% · 17%
Coach
20% · 67%
Steward
18% · 75%
Diplomat
16% · 42%
Builder
14% · 25%
Visionary
10% · 8%

Called for Ranked in their top two

What you learn

Four questions the dashboard answers.

What does the work ask of our leaders?

How often decisions call for each style, set against how many leaders are Proficient in it. The biggest gap becomes next quarter's training focus.

Which situations do we misread?

Read accuracy by kind of situation, so you can see, for example, that conflict is the blind spot while setbacks are handled well.

Do our leaders learn from their calls?

The share of decisions reviewed and how quickly. Reviews are where judgment improves, so this is the habit to build first.

What culture have we built?

A profile of your leadership culture: what it gets right, what it costs, how it looks at its best and the early signs it is turning toxic.

Built for trust

People use it honestly because their decisions stay private.

Stored on the phone

Decisions and conversations stay on each person's device, never on our servers.

Pooled thresholds

Group results appear at 5 or more people, leadership patterns at 8 or more, and finer cuts only with enough reviews.

Sharing is a choice

Individuals share their own scores with the company only if they turn sharing on, and can turn it off anytime.

Rolling it out

From a yes to a cohort in about three weeks.

  1. 1

    Agree the pilot

    Scope, cohort, dates and the measures you'll judge it by.

  2. 2

    Set up

    We create your company account and dashboard; you pick the cohort.

  3. 3

    Kick off

    A 60-minute session: install, take the assessment, bring the first decision.

  4. 4

    Read out

    Results against the baseline, and a clear decision on what's next.

How pilots work →

Start with a 12-week pilot.

A 15-minute call is all it takes to set one up.

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