Credibility Culture Assessment

Take this 7-minute assessment to measure where your credibility culture is now compared to your vision!

The primary ingredient of every successful company is credibility. Great leaders live credibly out loud and bring out the credibility of those around them. Winning credible cultures are all about teams who form a community to do the right thing for all stakeholders. They are flexible, inquisitive, memorable, vulnerably authentic, demonstrate integrity, and are there to serve. That’s what credible communities are all about.

This assessment or MRI will measure both your desired credibility culture (how you want it to be-BLUE) as well as your actual credibility culture (how it is now-GREEN). When you finish the 7-minute exercise, the assessment will give you an idea of where you sit today vs. what’s possible. You can also receive a detailed report that will identify specific improvement areas for focusing your efforts.

Instructions

ANSWER EACH OF THE 10 QUESTIONS TWICE: "Desired" for the culture you desire (BLUE) and "Actual" for your existing culture (GREEN). None of the answers will be exact so select the two answers that come closest to your “Desired” and “Actual” responses for each question.

YOUR ANSWERS ARE COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS.

ANSWER EACH OF THE 10 QUESTIONS TWICE: "Desired" for the culture you desire (BLUE) and "Actual" for your existing culture (GREEN). None of the answers will be exact so select the two answers that come closest to your “Desired” and “Actual” responses for each question.

ANSWER EACH OF THE 10 QUESTIONS TWICE: "Desired" for the culture you desire (BLUE) and "Actual" for your existing culture (GREEN). None of the answers will be exact so select the two answers that come closest to your “Desired” and “Actual” responses for each question.

ANSWER EACH OF THE 10 QUESTIONS TWICE: "Desired" for the culture you desire (BLUE) and "Actual" for your existing culture (GREEN). None of the answers will be exact so select the two answers that come closest to your “Desired” and “Actual” responses for each question.