Complete An Assessment Now Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.General InformationYour First NameYour Last NameEmail *Humble: My teammates would say:I easily admit my mistakes.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI gladly share the credit for team accomplishments.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI frequently compliment other team members.Every chance I getMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI accept apologies graciously.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI am confident and competent in myself.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI have an abundance mentality.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverHungry: My teammates would say:I look for opportunities to contribute wherever I can.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI am passionate about meeting the team's objectives.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI am passionate about meeting my personal objectives.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI seek opportunities to learn.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI think about gaining more responsibily.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI am self-motivated.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverSmart: My teammates would say:I focus on how others are feeling about a situation.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI seek to understand what is motivating people to do what they do.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI am aware of how my words and actions impact others.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI see past what is said, to understand what someone might be experiencing underneath.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI recognize my strengths and weaknesses.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverI see myself on an endless journey of improvement.AlwaysMost of the timeOnce in a whileNeverGeneral ConceptsPatrick Lencioni states that the most indispensable attribute of being an Ideal Team Player is being:HumbleHungrySmartLetting others dictate decisions and taking a backseat during discussions can be a harmful aspect of being:HumbleHungrySmartBeing driven by selfishness, where individual goals always trump collective team goals can be a harmful aspect of being:HumbleHungrySmartBeing everyone’s friend and confidant, while not really thinking of the team, but only thinking about themself can be a harmful aspect of being:HumbleHungrySmartIt's best to only invest effort in developing your strongest trait.YesNoIt's best to hire new employees who are blank sheets and have not developed any of the traits of an Ideal Team Player.YesNoPointsHumble PointsHunger PointsSmart PointsGeneral Concepts PointsTotal PointsSign up for NewsletterTransformance CommuniquéSend me the Transformance Communiqué, the newsletter for those crafting a sustainable organization.Submit