Drill a core sample of your own organization.
Every failed rollout I have watched was standing on a void in one of five conditions. This survey reads yours — fifteen honest questions, ninety seconds — and hands back a core sample: the bearing capacity of each stratum, and where the foundation cracks first under load.
No account. No login. Nothing stored on you. Your reading is computed entirely in your browser — the only thing that leaves this page is your anonymous responses and size band, which let me study the pattern across organizations and test the survey's own reliability over time. Not your name, not your organization, not your email. Anonymity is what keeps the data honest.
How this is scored
Five conditions, three observable-behavior questions each, averaged into a bearing-capacity score per stratum. Deterministic arithmetic — no AI, no black box. This is a diagnostic aid, not yet a validated psychometric instrument: as anonymous responses accumulate, the survey's internal reliability gets measured and reported here honestly. The questions are drawn from twenty years in the field and the essays behind each stratum.
Fifteen questions. Ninety seconds.
Answer for how things actually are, not how they're meant to be. Slide toward "consistently" only where it's genuinely true. Neutral is a fair answer.
The core sample.
Core sample · five strata
This reading is yours. The PDF, the field note, all of it — free, no email, no catch. Nothing was recorded that could trace this back to you: only your anonymous responses and size band, which help me study the pattern across organizations and, over time, prove the survey's reliability.
Want the reading turned into a working session? This survey lands harder in a room than on a screen. If you'd like me to facilitate it with your leadership team — where your fault line becomes the agenda — that is the one thing I would ask you to reach out about. Everything above stays free either way.
Bring me into the room