Free 12 Point Quick Audit

Twelve outcomes. Ten minutes. Your morale score, and what it’s costing you.

The PeopleEconomics® Twelve Point Morale Audit: an honest assessment of where your organisation stands against the twelve outcomes that create productive morale. Not partially. Not aspirationally. Actually.

12outcomes, scored 1 to 10
10 minonline, right now
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What you walk away with
  • 01Your morale score, and the productivity zone it puts you in
  • 02Your gap to the 85% high performers get, in points and, with your wage bill, in dollars
  • 03Your three priority outcomes and your three strongest, plus 15 minutes with Leah on what to do first
The Twelve Point Morale Audit

Score each outcome honestly.

Average businesses get 65% productivity from their people. Better-performing organisations get 85%. The difference isn’t systems, processes or technology. It’s morale. Open the scoring guide on any outcome if you’re unsure what a 1 or a 10 looks like.

0 of 12 outcomes scored
Foundation Why we exist, what we stand for.
1Understand WhyIn a purpose driven economy, your people need to know why you do what you do.

Do your people genuinely understand why the organisation exists and why their work matters?

Not at allFully
2Own Business Values and GoalsValues and goals cannot be imposed. They need to be co-created so people feel ownership.

Do they own the values and goals, or just know about them?

Not at allFully
People Knowing them, trusting them, redefining what we want.
3Know Your PeopleKnow their skills, passions, drivers, and most of all their potential. Know your gaps.

Do leaders know their people, really know them, beyond surface interactions?

Not at allFully
4Make It OK to Make a MistakeCreate psychological safety for intelligent risk taking. Treat failure as data, not disaster.

Is it actually safe to make mistakes, or is that just something you say?

Not at allFully
5Redefine ProductivityProductivity is about finding better ways to create value, not doing the same tasks faster.

Is productivity measured by value creation or task completion?

Not at allFully
Alignment Rewarding what matters, awakening potential, staying ahead of change.
6Reward the Right BehaviourWhat gets rewarded gets repeated. Reward systems must align with behavioural expectations.

Does your reward system truly align with your stated values?

Not at allFully
7Awaken the PotentialSet goals that stretch people. Raise the bar. Become the Chapel Street moment for your teams.

Is potential being awakened, or is it dormant?

Not at allFully
8Anticipate ChangeThink ahead about how people will react. Create ownership before resistance can form.

Do you anticipate how people will react to change, or do you just announce it?

Not at allFully
Culture Authenticity, advocacy, simplicity, evolution.
9Make It OK to Be AuthenticPeople perform best when they can be themselves. Standards should focus on behaviour, not conformity.

Can people be authentic, or do they perform a version of themselves?

Not at allFully
10Everybody Is an AmbassadorWhen people say 'we' instead of 'they,' they have become your passionate advocates.

Do your people say 'we' or 'they' when talking about the company?

Not at allFully
11Make Doing Business SimpleRemove unnecessary friction. Design systems around how people actually work.

Is doing business simple, or do people fight the system daily?

Not at allFully
12Measure Successes and Constantly EvolveWhat gets measured and celebrated gets repeated. Create visibility into what is working.

Are successes measured and celebrated, with constant evolution toward better?

Not at allFully
Is it really free?

Yes. No proposal unless you ask for one.

Who sees my answers?

Leah, and nobody else. We never share or sell your details, and your wage bill is only used to show your gap in dollars.

Should my leadership team do it too?

Yes. The gap between how leaders score and how the team would score is often the most useful number of all. Talk to us about running it across your leadership team.