How it works
Three steps. The whole thing takes about four minutes, and you see your results before you give us anything.
- Step 1
Answer 24 questions
Statements about how your business runs today. You rate each one from strongly disagree to strongly agree. Four at a time, six short screens, then two quick questions about your business.
- Step 2
See your results
Your score, all six areas ranked strongest to weakest, and what the gap is costing you. On screen, straight away — no email needed to see any of it.
- Step 3
Get the full report
Give us your details and we'll email the whole thing to keep and forward. We'll follow up afterwards to see whether it was useful — and leave you alone if it wasn't.
The assessment
Your results
Two numbers first: how your business scored, and what the gap between that and a strong culture costs you every year.
Want this written up and sent to you?
Your score, all six areas ranked, what to do about the weakest two, and the costings — written up as a report you can keep, forward to a business partner, and come back to. It's free, it takes about ten seconds to ask for, and we'll follow up afterwards to see if it helped.
- 1We email your report
Everything on this page, written up and ready to send to a business partner.
- 2We read the pattern
We look at your weakest areas and the risk they carry under Australian employment law.
- 3We check in
A short note in the next few days to see whether the report was useful and whether a conversation would help. If it wouldn't, tell us and that's the end of it.
Thanks, .
Your Culture Check report is on its way — if it hasn't arrived in a few minutes, check your spam folder. We'll also drop you a line in the next few days to see whether it was any use.
All six areas, strongest first
The two at the bottom are where to start. Each one has three practical things you can do about it.
Where that money goes
Culture shows up in three lines of your P&L: people leaving, people away, and people not at their best.
General information only, not legal advice. Employment and WHS obligations vary by state, industry and award.