The four-minute check
Ten questions. Four minutes.
Every business leans on five defences. This scores each one from your answers, then draws where your gaps are and whether they line up.
01 / Where this sits
Three steps. You are on the first one.
You do not have to do all three. If you already know you have a problem, start at step two. If you are not sure, four minutes here costs you nothing.
Four-minute check
Ten questions, on your own, on screen. Ends with a drawing of where your gaps line up.
You are here Take the check Step 02 · 90 minutesThe first meeting
About your business, with whoever would sponsor the work. Ends with a written position: the preliminary report.
Book the first meeting Step 03 · 12–16 weeksThe investigation
The full inquiry and the intervention that closes it. From US$35,000.
How it runsNot a problem that keeps coming back? If it is a decision in front of you, Frank Tsuro advises leaders one to one. Frank Tsuro’s advisory
The check reads one person on one day, so it is an indication rather than a finding. A finding needs evidence from more than one source, and that is what steps two and three are for.
02 / The questions
Score each one against the last six months.
Click a number on the scale. 1 means this is not us. 5 means this is us. The next question appears on its own.
03 / Your result
The same gap runs through no of your five defences.
Defence by defence
This is one person's view on one day. Useful, and not the same as evidence from your whole leadership team. That is what step two produces.
Want a written answer on whether this is worth investigating?
Book the first meeting Step 02 · No fee03 / Your result
Your drawing appears here once all 10 are answered.
One weak defence on its own is survivable. What matters is whether the gaps line up, because that is the path with nothing left to stop it.