A free, 3-minute check-in

Where does work feel harder than it should?

Answer ten quick questions about how work moves through your business. There are no right answers—just a clearer place to begin.

Think about a typical recent week

How often does each of these feel familiar?

0 of 10 answered

How scoring works

Each answer is worth 0–3 points: Never (0), Once in a while (1), Some weeks (2), Most weeks (3). Your ten answers add up to 0–30; a higher score means more of these friction signals show up often.

  1. Question 1: Important steps live in someone’s head instead of somewhere the team can find them.

    Important steps live in someone’s head instead of somewhere the team can find them.

  2. Question 2: Routine decisions or approvals wait for you before work can move forward.

    Routine decisions or approvals wait for you before work can move forward.

  3. Question 3: People are unsure who owns the next step or what “done” looks like.

    People are unsure who owns the next step or what “done” looks like.

  4. Question 4: A handoff creates follow-up questions because useful context is missing.

    A handoff creates follow-up questions because useful context is missing.

  5. Question 5: The same avoidable mistake comes back, even after it has been fixed before.

    The same avoidable mistake comes back, even after it has been fixed before.

  6. Question 6: Work has to be corrected or redone because instructions or details were missed.

    Work has to be corrected or redone because instructions or details were missed.

  7. Question 7: You have to ask around to find out what is in progress, waiting, or overdue.

    You have to ask around to find out what is in progress, waiting, or overdue.

  8. Question 8: People switch between tools or repeat data entry just to keep work connected.

    People switch between tools or repeat data entry just to keep work connected.

  9. Question 9: A recurring admin task still depends on someone remembering to do it by hand.

    A recurring admin task still depends on someone remembering to do it by hand.

  10. Question 10: Meetings or message threads end without a clear decision, owner, or next step.

    Meetings or message threads end without a clear decision, owner, or next step.

Answer all ten to see your result. Your answers aren't saved or emailed.