Find out what stops when you stop.
Eleven questions, one axis, five minutes. No signup, and you keep the result whether or not we ever speak.
If you disappeared for two weeks, what happens to this?
One question, asked of eleven parts of your business. Same question every time, so the answers are comparable — which is what turns a quiz into something that can actually name the leak.
Answer honestly. Nobody sees this but you, and a score you flattered is worth nothing.
New enquiries keep arriving without me.
Two weeks away · what actually happens?Most people score lowest here. 59% of firms do not track margin per project.
Where should we send it?
Your result is ready. One field — it opens on the next screen and the written version lands in your inbox.
And this is what a build does about it.
We sit for an hour on how you decide the thing above — your number, your standard, your no. We write that down in your words, then build the thing that applies it when you are not in the room. You keep the judgment. We delete the administration.
The eleven, in full.
Scoring needs JavaScript, and yours is off. Here are the eleven questions anyway — ask them of yourself against one axis: if you disappeared for two weeks, what happens to this?
- Getting workNew enquiries keep arriving without me.
- Winning workSomeone else can run a pitch and win it.
- PricingSomeone else can price a job the way I would.
- Doing the workThe work gets made to my standard without me checking.
- FinishingSomeone else decides when it is actually finished.
- MoneyI know which jobs made money, without doing the maths myself.
- Keeping clientsSomeone would spot a client going cold before I did.
- HiringSomeone else could hire the right person.
- ManagingMy team knows what to do without asking me.
- ProgressI know who is getting better and who is stuck.
- ResponsibilityI could hand something over and not check it.