The Manager Scorecard

Score yourself.
Know where to grow.

Most managers are flying blind on their own development. This scorecard makes the invisible visible — and gives you and your manager a shared language for what to work on next.

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May 2026
SelfManager
3.4
Overall · Self
2.7
Manager view
Focus: Communications
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What you get

Stop waiting for your annual review to find out where you stand.

Score yourself, set goals, and share it with your manager — all in one place.

Dashboard

See all five pillars at a glance

Your dashboard gives you the full picture — a radar across every pillar, individual scores, and a score history so you can see how far you've come.

  • Five pillars: Self, Team, Strategy, Communications, Domain Expertise
  • Radar chart shows strengths and gaps instantly
  • Score history tracks your progress round by round
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Dashboard showing pillar scores, radar chart and score history
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Growth page showing active goals and top opportunities
Growth Goals

Leave every session with a clear next step

Turn your lowest-scoring skills into focused goals. Each goal comes with a suggested action so you always know what to do next — no vague intentions.

  • Set goals against specific skills, not just pillars
  • Top Opportunities surfaces your lowest-rated skills automatically
  • Check in on goals to track progress over time
Team & Org

Connect with your manager and map your team

Invite your manager to connect — they score you independently, then you compare. Add your direct reports and build out your org structure so everyone has the full picture.

  • Manager scores you independently, then you compare side by side
  • Invite direct reports to start their own scorecard
  • Org chart gives your whole team a shared structure
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Team & Org page showing connections and organisation chart

Find out where you stand — today.

Ten honest minutes is all it takes to turn a vague sense of “am I doing OK?” into a clear plan.

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