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Take the Free AQ Assessment.
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Take the free AQ Assessment for ANY business priority.
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Brand AQ
Coaching AQ Conflict AQ Consulting AQ Creativity AQ Culture AQ Diversity AQ Emotional Intelligence AQ |
Employee Retention AQ
Growth AQ Innovation AQ Influence AQ Interview AQ Job Competency AQ Leadership AQ Marketing AQ |
Meetings AQ
Mentoring AQ Performance Management AQ Presentations AQ Sales AQ Strategy AQ Teams AQ *** |
Assessment Steps.
The assessment process is customized to your needs (step 1), digital (steps 2,3,4), with optional additional support (step 5).
Select a Business Priority
(Step 1) Each assessment focuses upon on improving communication of a business priority (Sales AQ, Brand AQ, Influence AQ, etc).
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Digital Workbook
(Step 2) For the selected business priority, participants complete a digital workbook to identify six answers (theory, story, metaphor, concept, procedure, action).
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Survey
(Step 3) For the selected business priority, a survey is taken to examine the use of answers in ongoing conversations.
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PDF Report
(Step 4) Download the Individual PDF Report. Individual respondents see their completed workbook (step 2) and survey results (step 3).
Download the Organizational PDF Report that summarizes all responses. |
Briefing + Workshop
(Step 5) An Executive Briefing and Workshop(s) are available to enhance learning and develop action plans.
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Interview AQThe Interview AQ Assessment helped 150 Business Honors students at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) prepare for their next interview. The students completed a digital workbook, survey, and role playing. During the digital workbook students were asked to identify their #1 soft skill. Then they developed six answers that could be used in interviews. Students practiced their responses to important interview question by recording video responses, reviewing responses from their peers, and providing peer feedback. Finally, Dr. Glibkowski discussed results on campus during an invited presentation.
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Dr. Brian Glibkowski
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"Interview AQ is important preparation for any student entering the job market."
Sandy J. Wayne, Ph.D.,
Faculty Director, UIC Business Scholars Program |
