Is your EQ assessment still working for your practice?

Twenty statements about what you pay, how results turn into a development focus, and what happens after the session. Rate each one against your current setup. Your score and a read on what it is costing you appear the moment you finish.

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Think about the EQ assessment you use now and the services you build around it. Rate each statement against that setup.

Buying and budgeting

Q1. I can see the full price of an administration and the report before I buy.*
Q2. I did not have to pay for certification before I could administer my first assessment.*
Q3. Credits or reports I buy in advance never expire.*
Q4. The per-participant cost fits the budgets of the clients I want to serve.*

Turning results into a focus

Q5. The report identifies the development priority; I do not have to construct it from the profile myself.*
Q6. The development target reflects what the participant says matters in their current role, not only a comparison to a population norm.*
Q7. Results tell me the specific behavior to work on, not only the dimension or category it sits in.*
Q8. The development focus we set in one session holds through the next one without me rebuilding it.*

Running the debrief

Q9. The participant report is one I can hand to a client without additional explanation of how to read it.*
Q10. I control when each participant sees their results.*
Q11. The report includes action tips for the priority skill, so the client leaves with something to practice this week.*
Q12. Participants can tell from the report why a skill was highlighted for them.*

Between sessions

Q13. Participants can return to their results online without going through me.*
Q14. Participants have content for continuing to learn about the EQ skills between sessions.*
Q15. Participants receive coaching support between my sessions without adding hours to my calendar.*
Q16. Reinforcement between sessions is built into the platform rather than something I or the organization maintain.*

Reporting to clients

Q17. Participant feedback on the assessment experience is collected automatically for each project I run.*
Q18. When a client asks what changed, I have structured data from participants, not only my session notes.*
Q19. I can see the reported results of each participant across my projects on one screen.*
Q20. My records of who has taken what, and when, live in the system rather than in spreadsheets I maintain by hand.*

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