EOS - Organizational Checkup

The EOS framework is intended to make business better, by communicating the message to everybody in the organization. But how do you know if everybody is getting the message?
Join John Arnott, business owner, and digital marketing expert to learn a simple way of measuring the success of your EOS rollout, with an Organizational Checkup.
Learn more about John at johnarnott.com/.  
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Do you know how to use all the tools available on the EOS to improve your organization? Did you know there is a very efficient way of measuring your EOS rollout through the Organizational Checkup available on the system?
In this video, John shows the functionality of the Organizational Checkup and how you can use it to measure the effectiveness of your business, through its six key areas: vision; people; data; issues; process; and traction.
The Organizational Checkup is a great tool to ensure the work you’re doing in your EOS is being effectively communicated to everybody in the organization. Do you want to know how it works?
As a business leader, you can send the Checkup to your team leaders, different departments, or to the whole organization. Whoever receives it, fills out a survey that will generate scores for each of these areas, providing data to measure the success of the EOS.
Do you know any other useful tool to effectively spread a message or to improve businesses? If you have any suggestions or comments, please leave us a comment. We’d love to hear from you.
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[@kedeshiadunnthomas2740]

Does the survey auto populate the questions or do I need to enter my own?

[@johnarnott6960]

It auto-populates the questions.