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This is a scored assessment of how well your organization handles change overall. Planning one specific change? Try the guided reflection instead.PATH Change Readiness Assessment →
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PATH Change Capacity Assessment

How well does your organization absorb and sustain change?

The PATH™ Framework (Present, Assess, Transition, Harness) is built for the continuous change organizations face today. This assessment shows how well your organization listens, reads the forces around it, realigns, and follows through, so each change leaves you stronger for the next one.

You’ll rate 20 statements across the four stages of PATH, and most people finish in about 5 minutes. Your score updates live as you answer.
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Change Capacity By PATH Stage

PATH is a loop. The momentum you build in Harness becomes the foundation for your next Present, so each round strengthens your capacity for the change that follows.

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    Let’s talk through your results and the moves that will help your organization absorb change and carry the momentum forward.

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    This assessment is a self-reflection tool designed to start a conversation, and it doesn’t replace a full organizational readiness review.

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