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Trust Assessment

Test whether a decision or change will strengthen trust or quietly erode it, before you roll it out.

Trust = Alignment + Truth + Consistency
You’ll rate 20 statements about one specific decision or change, and most people finish in about 5 minutes.
No sign-up required. Your answers stay private in your browser.
AlignmentDoes the decision reflect your values and involve the people it affects?
TruthAre you honest about risks, tradeoffs, and what you don’t know?
ConsistencyWill you follow through when things get messy?
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Trust shapes how work gets done, how decisions are made, and whether change sticks. It grows when words and actions match, when information is shared honestly, and when leaders do what they say they will. During change, especially when new technology arrives, trust becomes the deciding factor in whether people engage, hesitate, or quietly disengage.

Step 1 · The Decision You’re Assessing

If you’re unsure how to rate a statement, choose “Unsure Or Mixed.” Uncertainty is a trust signal too.

Please rate every statement to see your results. Unanswered statements are highlighted below.
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