Consistently High Achieving Team
(CHAT)® Assessment

Chat Assessment – Organization

Thank you for participating in this assessment. At the Steven Gaffney Company, open and honest communication is the cornerstone of our principles, expectations, and beliefs. Your honest feedback is essential to evaluating your team. Each member of your team has been asked to take the assessment. Rest assured, all responses are strictly confidential. While we collect contact information, your individual ratings will remain anonymous.

Your genuine input will help us identify strengths and areas for improvement, building a stronger, higher achieving team. By sharing your true experiences and perspectives, you are contributing to a culture of continuous growth and success. To ascertain the organizational perspective, it is important that your response and those of your teammates are aggregated.  Prior to reviewing the aggregated results, you will have immediate access to your individual responses after taking the assessment.  Please use this to reflect on your  responses and ask yourself what, if anything,  you would like to change to support improvement in your organization.

Please proceed with the assessment with the confidence that your voice matters and your responses are valued.

To begin, please enter the info below:

1 / 43

My team wins together.

2 / 43

My team operates as a team first, without focusing on titles or positions.

3 / 43

What happens at team meetings stays in the meetings.

4 / 43

My team meets performance expectations.

5 / 43

My team meets performance expectations with minimal wasted effort.

6 / 43

My team exceeds performance expectations.

7 / 43

My team exceeds performance expectations with minimal wasted effort.

8 / 43

My team addresses issues as they arise.

9 / 43

My team has difficult conversations and “gets the unsaid said”.

10 / 43

I show my team how much I care.

11 / 43

My team is proactively honest with each other about issues, concerns, etc.

12 / 43

I am honest with my teammates.

13 / 43

I feel secure in my job.

14 / 43

I feel like I have autonomy in my job.

15 / 43

I am satisfied with my workplace relationships.

16 / 43

I feel like I have opportunities to grow in my current position.

17 / 43

My team moves forward with “good enough” ideas.

18 / 43

My team has a clear north star (purpose, goals, and strategy) that everyone is working towards.

19 / 43

When someone drops the ball on my team, others jump in to say, “How can I help?”.

20 / 43

My allegiance is to the team first.

21 / 43

I am satisfied with my team.

22 / 43

I think my team can do better.

23 / 43

My team exceeds results.

24 / 43

When there is an issue within the team, I feel as though I have the power to change it.

25 / 43

I enjoy receiving feedback and advice.

26 / 43

I take responsibility for my attitude, both when it is positive and negative.

27 / 43

When presented with a problem, I reframe the issue to come up with a solution.

28 / 43

I believe that anything is possible.

29 / 43

I consider myself to be optimistic.

30 / 43

I find myself coming up with solutions for problems.

31 / 43

My teammates come to me for advice.

32 / 43

I find myself giving encouragement to other teammates.

33 / 43

“Purpose with Impact” is how I operate (I know the “why” of what I do).

34 / 43

There is honest communication within my team.

35 / 43

I notice problems before they happen and address them before they become an issue.

36 / 43

I react off emotions with my team.

37 / 43

I weigh all facts before making a decision or addressing my team.

38 / 43

I make a lot of excuses when something isn’t accomplished.

39 / 43

My team has regularly scheduled meetings.

40 / 43

At my team meetings, there is an agenda that is adhered to.

41 / 43

My team meetings result in action items.

42 / 43

Speed is a motivating factor for me.

43 / 43

When issues are resolved between team members (myself included), they stay in the past.

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