Turn culture trade-offs into an agreed direction.
The assessment preserves every leadership voice, brings employee experience into the same picture and guides the team from evidence to a practical culture change agenda.
- 01Gather evidenceIndividual leadership positions and employee experience
- 02See consensusAgreement, spread and outliers on every trade-off
- 03Agree ambitionA facilitated or self-guided target operating model
- 04Plan changeEmployee-to-target gaps prioritise the agenda
- 05Review and shareEditable actions and presentation-ready outputs
Eight trade-offs. Every position remains visible.
Instead of averaging away disagreement, stacked bipolar sliders show each leader as a dot. The distribution makes consensus, tension and genuine outliers immediately discussable.
The employee-to-target gap sets the change agenda.
Once a target is agreed, the platform ranks each trade-off by the distance from employee experience. The biggest shifts become the starting point for a phased, editable plan.
Largest employee-to-target gaps
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Stability → ChangeEmployee 2.1 · Target 5.63.5
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Reliability → InnovationEmployee 4.9 · Target 2.02.9
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Consistency → AutonomyEmployee 4.6 · Target 2.42.2
Sequence the work, without losing the evidence.
Regenerate the starting plan from the latest agreed targets, then edit actions, owners and timings with the team.
Use the right view for the conversation.
The original result screen remains available alongside the Culture Ambition workflow, so teams can move between summary reporting and facilitated decision-making.
Executive overview and lever detail
Radar summaries, current and future series, response distributions, contradictions and leadership tensions.
A deck built for the leadership session
Consensus maps, employee evidence, ambition prompts and the prioritised agenda in an editable PowerPoint export.
The best-fit view, ready to facilitate
Agreed targets, gaps, discussion context and planning outputs for the person guiding the conversation.
Deliberate choices, not generic culture attributes.
Assessments are created from a database-backed template and can use four, five, six or seven positions on every lever.