This assessment measures your orientation toward team versus individual work, and identifies the specific concerns that influence whether you lean toward collaboration or independence. Understanding your orientation helps you build strategies that leverage your strengths in both settings.
What this assessment measures
Self-Confidence in Teams
Peer Confidence
Credit and Recognition
Fairness
Communication Comfort
Your report includes
An overall score with tier classification
A score and bar graph for all 5 scales
A full personalized narrative for every scale -- not generic text, but language written directly to your score
A Strengths and Development summary
Targeted advice aligned to your lowest-scoring areas
A print-ready report you can save as PDF
12 questions. ~15 min. Your report generates immediately.
This assessment is a professional development tool. Please read and confirm each statement before proceeding.
This is an assessment, not a test. There is no right or wrong answer, no pass or fail -- be honest with your responses. Do not answer what you think is best or correct; answer the truth for you as you know it.
I understand that this assessment captures tendencies and patterns -- not fixed limitations. These results reflect where I am today, not who I am permanently.
I will use these results for professional strategy and development -- not as confirmation of grievances or as evidence in workplace disputes.
I understand this assessment is part of the DKA Toolkit framework and is designed to be used alongside Duane K. Andrews' course content and the 17 Keys.
The Team Orientation Profile
Team vs. Individual Work Style Assessment | 12 Questions | ~15 min
12 Questions5 Scales~15 minInstant Report
Whether you thrive in collaborative or independent settings -- and what specifically drives that preference -- tells you a great deal about how to set up your best work.
Answer based on how you actually behave at work, not how you believe a high-performing professional should behave. Honest responses produce useful reports. The goal is not a flattering score -- it is an accurate one.