Whats Your Roar Profile?
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- 1.Which statement is most true about your organization?
- A.
We understand customer value requirements and decisions about leverage are aligned.
- B.
We understand customer value requirements but decisions about leverage aren't always aligned.
- C.
We understand a little bit about customer value requirements and we're slightly aligned to them regarding leverage.
- D.
We do not understand customer value requirements but we do our best to make decisions about leverage that align with what we think they may be.
- E.
We do not understand our customer value requirements nor are any decisions regarding leverage aligned to customer value requirements.
- 2.Which statement is most true about your organization?
- A.
We understand customer value requirements and decisions about predictability are aligned.
- B.
We understand customer value requirements but decisions about predictability aren't always aligned.
- C.
We understand a little bit about customer value requirements and we're slightly aligned to them regarding predictability.
- D.
We do not understand customer value requirements but we do our best to make decisions about predictability that align with what we think they may be.
- E.
We do not understand our customer value requirements nor are any decisions regarding predictability aligned to customer value requirements.
- 3.Which statement is most true about your organization?
- A.
We understand customer value requirements and decisions about speed are aligned.
- B.
We understand customer value requirements but decisions about speed aren't always aligned.
- C.
We understand a little bit about customer value requirements and we're slightly aligned to them regarding speed.
- D.
We do not understand customer value requirements but we do our best to make decisions about predictability that align with what we think they may be.
- E.
We do not understand our customer value requirements nor are any decisions regarding speed aligned to customer value requirements.
- 4.Pressure is always on to exceed goals.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 5.Accuracy and consistency is more important than fast outcomes.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 6.Meeting or exceeding deadlines is valued more than taking the time to get things right.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 7.We move so fast we miss things.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 8.We make even supposedly simple things complex.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 9.Our burnout rate and people turnover is high.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 10.Adrenaline junkies love it here.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 11.We have a clearly defined set of work standards.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 12.Quality and accuracy drive everything we do. In our business, it could be the difference between life or death.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 13.We are always tweaking, editing or updating.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 14.Our consistent performance drives long term relationships.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 15.Customers expect zero defects or zero downtime.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 16.We purposely introduce products and services we expect to modify based on market reaction.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 17.Employees that do well here are adaptable and like creative problem solving.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 18.We are often first among our competitors to adapt.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 19.Every time we do something, we reinvent the approach.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 20.The market won't tolerate variations or exceptions.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 21.Customers pressure us to speed up.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 22.We take forever to make decisions; everyone gets a say.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 23.Our processes or Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) drive everything.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 24.Things change slowly around here.
- A.
Strongly Agree
- B.
Agree
- C.
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
- D.
Disagree
- E.
Strongly Disagree
- 25.Which statement is most true about your organization?
- A.
We understand customer value requirements and decisions about flexibility are aligned.
- B.
We understand customer value requirements but decisions about flexibility aren't always aligned.
- C.
We understand a little bit about customer value requirements and we're slightly aligned to them regarding flexibility.
- D.
We do not understand customer value requirements but we do our best to make decisions about flexibility that align with what we think they may be.
- E.
We do not understand our customer value requirements nor are any decisions regarding flexibility aligned to customer value requirements.
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