What a scored report actually looks like.
Every figure on this page is an example. The format is real, the numbers are a sample, and no client data appears anywhere on this site.
Every part of it, and what it is for
Colour follows the band, the same five zones on every report.
One overall score out of 100
The weighted result across all five dimensions. It exists so the same person can be measured again later and see whether anything moved.
Five fixed bands, never rescaled
Foundation, Emerging, Developing, Strong, Exceptional. The bands do not move between people or between sessions, which is what makes two reports comparable.
Where the overall score comes from
Each of the five scored separately. A strong overall score can still hide one dimension that is costing the person every difficult meeting.
Plain language you can act on
What happened when the pressure arrived, written so the person can act on it the same week. No jargon, no scoring theory.
No report is delivered unreviewed
A SignalCheck expert reads every report before it goes anywhere. That is part of the method, not an upgrade.
The individual reports combine into one map
The map is pattern level by design. It shows where the group holds and where it drops. It never names a person and it never ranks them.
Every person is measured on the same five dimensions, so the individual reports combine into one map of the group. This sample shows a mixed team of ten: six engineers, two product managers, two account leads.
Clarity
Is the point easy to catch the first time?
Structure
Does the answer hold its shape under challenge?
Confidence under pressure
Does the delivery sound convincing when it counts?
Thinking and responding quickly
How fast does the answer arrive under pressure?
Natural delivery
Does the real person come through in English?
This group holds in three dimensions and drops in the same two under pressure. One shared gap, not ten separate problems, so development targets only the gap.
Sample data. Not a real team. A live map is built from your own team.
Five bands, fixed
What the scores are, and what they are not
What the scores are
- The same conditions, every session
- The same five dimensions and fixed bands
- Structured expert judgement against published bands
- Reviewed by a person on every report
What they are not
- A psychometric norm table
- A language test
- A personality assessment
What the instrument promises is narrower and more useful: the same conditions, the same dimensions, the same bands, every time, so that movement is real movement.
See what your own team’s map looks like
A short conversation first, so we can tell you whether a SignalCheck is the right fit. If it is not, we will say so.
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