Something isn’t working as well as it should, but you’re not sure what needs to change.
The same issues keep coming back and everyone has a different theory about why. From the inside, it’s hard to separate symptoms from cause. And in my experience, people will tell an outsider what they won’t say to their CEO. I interview the people closest to the problem, map what’s actually happening, and give your leadership team a shared diagnosis and a clear place to start. The scope can be the whole organization, one team, or one practice.
- Leadership and key stakeholder interviews
- Current state review across operations, leadership, and team health, or a specific practice like planning or operating cadence
- Top friction points: identified, named, and prioritized
- 30 to 90-day action roadmap
How long does an organizational assessment take?
1 week minimum. The timeline depends on how many people I interview and how much of the organization is in scope.
How is this different from an employee survey?
A survey gives you anonymous, aggregated data. Interviews let me follow up, read between the lines, and connect what one person says to what another one means. You get a prioritized roadmap as opposed to data without context.
What happens after the assessment?
You can run the roadmap with your own team, or I can support you.