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Thank you for taking the time to complete the Readiness Diagnostic Assessment. The collective feedback will be analysed and enable us to tailor the forthcoming SWP Orientation and Future of Work Sessions.
I look forward to meeting you soon.
Susan De Fazio
Executive leaders make SWP a priority by allocating enough time, staff and resources to enable effectively
Executive leaders take an active role in SWP methods
Business leaders understand the significance of SWP
Our leaders are incentivised beyond short-term yearly results
We evaluate leadership competence for all facets relating to the future of work
We are certain that our leaders have a comprehensive understanding of the realities relating to the future of work
SWP is integrated into our strategic business and financial planning processes
We accurately identify the roles that create the most value for the organisation
We are able to extend our resource planning needs to 3-5 years from now
Our workforce strategy informs and shapes our business and financial planning
Our business and financial planning informs our people strategy
We are good at aligning our intent across business ad functional silos
I have a high degree of certainty that all our people practices deliver healthy returns
We have a strategic toolkit which helps anticipate and identifies resource supply risks
We conduct labour market-orientated scenario planning
We develop bespoke workforce benefits packages to help drive engagement
We are good at simplifying complexity
We integrate all labour categories into our workforce strategy
There is universal buy-in to enable SWP
There is a clear understanding of SWP and its’ purpose
We have an ability to stay on track and accomplish milestones for SWP
Leaders, in the business and functional groups are good at acting cohesively
Workforce supply and retention are viewed as a collective business responsibility
There is a willingness to listen and act on creative ideas and methods
We have identified all the tools we need to successfully manage the SWP process
Collectively we have the tools and technology to make SWP easier to accomplish
We are good at knowing which processes serve us well, those that need improvement and elimination
SWP is fully integrated throughout the organisation
We are good at mapping processes before leveraging or buying technology
We are good at making evidence-based decisions and knowing the trade-offs being made
We have access to workforce data spanning the entire talent life-cycle for all labour categories
We gather and analyse comprehensive workforce capacity data
We have well-developed workforce related analytics
Our team is competent and fluent in interpreting workforce data and trends
We are effective and taking action based on insights extracted from business intelligence
We have ways of visually identifying and tracking opportunity and risk for the 21st century
We measure and create a performance narrative across a triple bottom line
We have effective ways of measuring overt and hidden behaviours
We are good at identifying our blind spots
We create an environment where healthy separation for ideas and creativity can thrive
We are able to distinguish ambiguity from the state of confusion