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The Change Playbook · A Team Diagnostic

Where does change break down on your team?

Most change does not fail on the plan. It fails in the gaps — between what a team says and what it does, between deciding and acting. This free diagnostic shows you where.

24 statements About 5 minutes Instant result
Rate your team on everyday behaviours and find the one stage costing you the most.
The Change Playbook diagnostic
What it looks at

Every change your team runs has to pass through three stages.

The diagnostic rates your team on the behaviours that decide whether change survives each one — then shows you which stage is your weakest, and where to start.

Navigate the change
Can your team find its footing when the ground moves, instead of fighting what it cannot control?
Move it through people
Does an idea survive the trip from announced to acted-on — through hearing, trust, and ownership?
Act & prove it
Do decisions actually get made, and can your team show the worth of the work it does?
How it works

Three steps, five minutes, one clear starting point.

1

Rate your team

Answer 24 short statements on how your team actually behaves — on instinct, in about five minutes.

2

See where it breaks down

Get a clear read on which of the three stages is your weakest, and where change is leaking out.

3

Know what to do next

Leave with a specific starting point — the one stage to shore up before your next change tests it.

METHODOLOGY

The Change Playbook comes out of years of work inside real organisations navigating real change — the same frameworks, tested against the problems teams actually get stuck on. It is the methodology behind Where Change Breaks Down, our tenth book on how people and organisations navigate change.

Find the gap before your next change falls into it.

Take the free diagnostic →