Culture and Team Health Baseline Snapshot.

An honest, plain read of how the culture and team actually feel today, before you score anything. This is the symptoms-first picture the rest of the diagnostic reads.

For each of the five sub-domains, tick every symptom that is true right now. The most honest lens is what your team would say if you were not in the room. A sub-domain with several boxes ticked is a candidate problem area to carry into the scoring.

Culture definition

Our culture formed by accident; nobody defined it.

Our values are unstated, or stated but not lived.

Behavior drifts, and every hire seems to dilute the culture.

Collaboration and trust

Trust is thin; people guard turf and withhold candor.

Work happens in silos; information and goodwill do not cross.

Conflict is avoided until it festers, or handled badly.

Engagement

People do the minimum and save their best for elsewhere.

Work feels disconnected from anything meaningful.

Recognition is rare and belonging is thin.

Wellbeing and burnout

The pace has been unsustainable for a long time.

People, including committed ones, are visibly worn down.

Signs of real burnout are appearing.

Culture measurement and sustaining

We cannot see whether the culture is healthy or sliding.

There is no safe way for people to tell us the truth.

Nothing deliberately sustains the culture over time.

The revealing question

What would your team say about the culture if you were not in the room? Write it plainly.

The override

Is anyone showing signs of acute burnout right now, real exhaustion rather than a hard week? If yes, that is addressed immediately, ahead of the normal sequence.

Anyone showing acute burnout right now? Name them and what you are seeing.

Reading the result: a sub-domain with multiple boxes ticked carries to the scoring assessment. Any acute-burnout signal overrides the normal sequence and is acted on now.

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