Team effectiveness diagnostic

What’s your team effectiveness score?

Understand what’s getting in your team’s way and where to focus next

Your team’s effectiveness is shaped by how work gets prioritized, decisions get made, and people work together. Our free diagnostic helps you explore those conditions and get pragmatic recommendations based on your experience.

Free | Immediate results | Personalized Recommendations

A starting point for meaningful improvement

Your results give you insight into how your team works today, along with practical ideas for what to improve next.

Your team effectiveness score

Get a score based on your responses about how work happens, including how priorities are set, decisions get made, and teams coordinate.

Areas worth exploring

Identify where your answers suggest friction or opportunities to strengthen your team’s ways of working.

Pragmatic recommendations

Get recommendations based on your responses to support conversations with your team and decisions about what to try next.

When getting things done takes more effort than it needs to

Priorities compete, decisions take too long, and work gets stuck between teams. Your people find ways to keep things moving, but the same challenges keep returning. The diagnostic helps you explore the ways of working behind those experiences, whether you’re tackling persistent friction or finding opportunities to build on what’s already working well.

Built from the questions we ask when helping teams improve

In our work with leaders, conversations about how decisions happen, priorities compete, and teams coordinate help us understand where progress gets difficult. We encounter familiar challenges in unique combinations, shaped by each organization’s circumstances.

We created the Team Effectiveness Diagnostic to make that starting point available to more leaders, with useful insight and practical ideas they can begin working with.

A few things you might be wondering

Find a useful place to start

Explore how your team works today and what could help it become more effective