Find Out What’s Draining Your Team, and What to Fix First
Your team is stretched, the workload isn’t getting any lighter, and hiring more people might not be the answer.
The Productivity Pressure Test helps you find out where your team’s time and capacity are being lost — and where a few changes could make the biggest difference.
What’s working, what’s putting unnecessary pressure on your people, and what to tackle first.
What you’ll walk away with
A clear picture
Data and feedback
From your team, including what they might not tell you directly
A simple visual dashboard
A practical roadmap
What’s included in the Productivity Pressure Test
90-minute leadership session
To understand what’s happening and where you’re already seeing pressure
Anonymous team survey
To understand what’s really getting in the way of people doing their best work
Assessment across the 5 Pillars of the Performance Operating System
To identify where things are working and where capacity is being lost
Your Pressure Test Dashboard
A clear, visual 4–6 page summary of the findings
60-minute leadership session
To walk through the results and priorities
A clear roadmap
For what to tackle next
How it works
Investment: $8,500.
Delivered virtually or in person within four weeks of kickoff.
Week 1: Understand the problem
We meet with your leadership team and survey your people to understand where the biggest pressure points are.
Week 2: Find the patterns
I review the feedback and identify what’s helping or hurting your team’s capacity and performance.
Week 3: Build the plan
I turn the findings into a clear set of priorities and recommendations.
Week 4: Decide what happens next
We meet again to walk through the findings, agree on your priorities and make sure you know exactly where to start.
The Productivity Pressure Test is for you if:
Your team is stretched, but you’re not completely sure why
You’ve tried training or wellness initiatives, but the underlying problems are still there
You know something needs to change, but you’re not sure what to tackle first
You need evidence and a clear plan to get your leadership team or board behind the next step
Not ready for the full diagnostic?
A Workplace Strategy Call or Pressure Point Session is a lower-commitment way to start.
Most clients move into an Ongoing Partnership after the Pressure Test, whether that's lighter-touch advisory or a full embedded engagement. Either way, the Pressure Test stands on its own.
