Before we begin
Candidate Consent and Acknowledgments
- This assessment evaluates job-relevant behaviors for frontline management readiness. It is not a medical, psychological, or clinical evaluation and does not provide a diagnosis.
- Responses must be truthful. Dishonest responses or attempts to game the assessment may disqualify you from consideration.
- Results may be used by the company to make promotion recommendations. Results do not guarantee promotion or employment; the company retains sole discretion over personnel decisions.
- Reasonable accommodations are available upon request.
- By default, this tool stores data locally on the device used. If the employer enables secure server storage, that storage is solely for employment-related evaluation and recordkeeping.
Situational Judgment
For each situation, select the best and the next best action.
Mindset & Maturity
Forced-choice (pick the one that’s most like you most of the time)
Agreement scale (1–5)
1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree
Risk screen (work-safe)
1 = Never true, 5 = Often true
Dependability & Mechanics
Management mechanics (last 30 days)
Leadership Brief
Manager Readiness Index (MRI)
Risk & Guardrails
Subscores
Recommendation
Manager Readiness Protocol
Before We Begin
Candidate Consent and Acknowledgments
- This assessment evaluates job-relevant behaviors for frontline management readiness. It is not a medical, psychological, or clinical evaluation and does not provide a diagnosis.
- Responses must be truthful. Dishonest responses or attempts to game the assessment may disqualify you from consideration.
- Results may be used by the company to make promotion recommendations. Results do not guarantee promotion or employment; the company retains sole discretion over personnel decisions.
- Reasonable accommodations are available upon request.
- By default, this tool stores data locally on the device used. If the employer enables secure server storage, that storage is solely for employment-related evaluation and recordkeeping.
Candidate Information
Assessment Questions
1. Reliability — First in, last out. Presence, punctuality, and follow-through.
2. Clarity — Define “good work” in concrete, measurable terms. No vagueness.
3. Accountability — Address lapses immediately. Delay breeds decay.
4. Civility — Respect and maturity are the floor. No excuses, no gossip.
5. Communication — Speak standards clearly, give feedback professionally, document consistently.
6. Systems — Meetings, feedback, onboarding, and evaluations run by protocol, not personality.
7. Coaching — Build thinkers, not just doers. Ask before telling.
8. Doctrine — Standards do not bend. The manager carries the spine so the team can carry the work.