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Assessments

Assessments give you and your team insights into preferences, styles and strengths

Assessments give you and your team insights into preferences, styles and strengths. Those insights lead to greater awareness of how people operate and what to dial up or down.

 

For individuals, an assessment and debrief is a powerful way to take stock and then move forward. For a team they create greater team cohesion and understanding of differences.

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Strengths

Clifton StrengthsFinder Top 5 strengths report 

Clifton StrengthsFinder Full 34 strengths report

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Leadership

Leadership Circle: The Leadership Circle (360)

Leadership Culture Survey: The Leadership Circle 

Team Management Systems: Leadership Behaviours Profile (360)

Team Management Systems: Strategic Intelligence (360)

Team Management Systems: Emotional and Social intelligence (360)

Leadership Development Centre: Leadership Success Profile (360)

DiSC: Leadership Assessment (360)

Team Management Systems: Leadership Development Profile

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Teams

Team Management Systems: Team Management Profiles

DiSC: team and individual profiles

DiSC: Five Behaviours of a Cohesive Team

Strengths

Discover your innate talents and then apply them. Find out what makes you unique and why it matters for your success and wellbeing. All too often we focus on our shortcomings. But we perform best when we work to our strengths.

 

A strengths-based approach is valuable for you personally and for teams. Great things happen when you focus on what’s right with people, instead of what’s wrong.

 

A Top 5 report will give you a detailed breakdown of your top five strengths out of 34. You can look at each one individually and also see how they work together.

Click here to find out more about our strengths offering.

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Leadership

360 degree feedback is part of your leadership development. You’ll compare your assessment of your leadership with that of your team members, manager, and peers.

 

Are your perceptions in line with others? Where are you succeeding? What do you need to work on? What themes can you see emerging? These questions and more are answered by assessments and debrief sessions. They can be used as part of a leadership programme or as a stand-alone development exercise.

 

Leadership Circle (360)

The Leadership Circle assessment is comprehensive. It gives you feedback on leadership style, leadership competencies, and what might be stopping you from achieving your goals. Overall, it gives you a picture of where you are now and where you could go.

 

Click here to find out more about this assessment.

 

Leadership Culture Survey

Leaders who ask their teams or organisations to complete this survey will see the relationship between the actual and ideal leadership culture. The survey uses the same framework as the Leadership Circle, and helps identify where to focus energy for change.

 

Click here to find out more about this assessment.
 

Team Management Systems: Leadership Behaviours Profile (360)

A comprehensive assessment centred around eight leadership competencies with emotional intelligence included. Its strength lies in its breadth and detailed breakdown of results.
 

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Team Management Systems: Strategic Intelligence (360)

This assessment hones in on leaders’ strategic ability. 15 elements within five criteria get to the heart of what strategic intelligence means for leaders.
 

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Team Management Systems: Emotional and Social intelligence (360)

This assessment breaks down emotional and social intelligence into four areas: Self Insight; Self Mastery; Social Insight and Social Mastery. This gives you three things. Firstly, you have a comprehensive understanding of the different elements of this intelligence. Secondly, you know how others rate you. And thirdly, you understand how and why it’s important to your leadership.

 

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Leadership Development Centre: Leadership Success Profile (360)

This assessment is for State sector leaders. It is essential for leaders who want to develop and operate system-wide. 

Because it’s specialist and focused, the end result is a clear picture of your strengths and areas to develop as a leader in the sector.

Click here to find out more about this assessment.

 

DiSC: Leadership Assessment (360)

Leadership and a DiSC (work style) assessment combine in this 360. Its style is conversational and easy to work with. You go away with clear feedback and an understanding of how others see you.
 

Click here to find out more about this assessment.

 

Team Management Systems: Leadership Development Profile

This uses the same eight elements front the Leadership Behaviours Profile, but it’s self-rated. So, it's a good stepping stone for leaders starting out who want to reflect on their leadership.
 

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Teams

Using an assessment to build your team is valuable. Comparing strengths and styles is the starting point. Then developing ways of working that maximises them is the next step.

 

Strengths for teams

Build on your team’s strengths and manage its weaknesses. Either the Top 5 or Full 34 assessments work well. Strengths helps a team understand the areas where team members excel. Teams that deliberately use their strengths are more successful and united.

Click here to find out more about our strengths offering.
 

Team Management Systems: Team Management Profiles

These profiles are detailed and comprehensive. Overall, you may be a controller, explorer, advisor or organiser. But that’s just the start. You get a great picture of your style in detail and how you can use it to benefit your team.

Click here to find out more about this assessment.

 

DiSC: team and individual profiles

DiSC profiles examine your and your team members’ behavioural differences. Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Conscientiousness are the four key elements assessed. This long-standing assessment plays a valuable role in developing teams’ awareness of differences and how they can be harnessed for success.

Click here to find out more about this assessment.
 

DiSC: Five Behaviours of a Cohesive Team

This assessment matches Lencioni’s five dysfunctions of a team with DiSC’s four elements. The result is a detailed snapshot of a team in terms of healthy behaviours and culture.

Click here to find out more about this assessment.

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Our latest thinking on assessments

How to use (and not use) self-assessments

Kristen Gyorgak

Blog post

25 October 2022

How to use (and not use) self-assessments

If you're thinking about taking a self-assessment, or having people at your work take one, then read through our disclaimers, definite don'ts and definite dos.

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