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What's Your Organization's Resiliency Quotient (RQ)?

Using the following scale, put a numerical value by each statement

Numerical Scale: 1. Never 2. A few times 3. Frequently 4. Without a doubt

1. Employees readily talk about how much they like working here. ____________

2. Management is known for asking employees their opinions ____________

3. Management is known for listening to employees' opinions ____________

4. Training is available for all employees on a regular basis ____________

5. Managers are acknowledged for helping employees advance in skill level ____________

6. The organization has flexible work hours ____________

7. People are treated as "whole people" with lives outside work. ____________

8. Management is willing to try new things ____________

9. Management readily shares current information about the health of the company ____________

10. Managers have superb communication skills ____________

11. The organization walks its talk ____________

12. Managers encourage innovation and creativity ____________

13. We trust senior management to act in the best interest of all stakeholders ____________

14. We are told bad news as well as good news ____________

15. Our company's product/service is meaningful and valuable in the marketplace ____________

16. We are known for carefully listening to the marketplace, the customers, trends and the competition. ____________

Score:

52-64: What a Rock! It's an organization of heroes!

42-52: Good resiliency intentions. See what areas might need improvement. What can YOU do?

32-41: Ummm. The organization needs help. Who needs to be involved? In what areas can you get the fastest, most visible results? Is this a training issue? Where is your sphere of influence. Build from there. Might need some outside help.

31- 15: Remember the dinosaurs? Bounce back they did NOT.

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What's Your Personal Resiliency Quotient (RQ)?

Using the following scale, put a numerical value by each statement.

Numerical Scale: 1. Never 2. A few times 3. Frequently 4. Without a doubt

1. I believe in my ability to influence my attitude. ____________

2. I've handled challenges before, and I can do it again. ____________

3. I can look at a problem from many angles. ____________

4. I have work that is meaningful. ____________

5. I have a strong support network. ____________

6. I exercise on a regular basis. ____________

7. I clearly communicate my ideas. ____________

8. I am appreciated for what I do. ____________

9. People say I have a good sense of humor. ____________

10. I can see more than one option in a given situation. ____________

11. I am generally an optimistic person. ____________

12. By my own definition, I believe in a "Higher Power." ____________

13. I easily express gratitude. ____________

14. I ask for help when I need it. ____________

15. I am willing to try new things, to risk. ____________

Score:

52-60: What a Rock! You're on a hero's journey!

42-51: Good resilience intentions. See what areas might need improvement

32-41: Ummm... Time to get some help. In what areas can you get the fastest, most visible results? Build from there. You might consider hiring a coach.

15-31: Remember the dinosaurs? Bounce back they did NOT.

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