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Strategy & Direction

When your team makes a decision without you in the room — how often does it land the way you'd want it to?

This isn't about micromanagement. It's about whether your strategic intent actually travels through the organization.

Most of the time — our priorities are clear enough that the team makes good calls independently, and they do.

It depends on the fire of the week — when something urgent comes up, direction shifts and the team isn't sure what's actually priority anymore.

Rarely — my leaders each have a different version of what we're trying to do, and I end up being the tiebreaker on everything.

The vision is clear to me but it hasn't translated into what the team works on day-to-day — there's a gap between what I'm thinking and what's getting executed.

Revenue Predictability

When you have to commit to a revenue number for next quarter — what does that conversation actually look like inside your business?

Be honest about where the number actually comes from — not where you wish it came from.

We have a pipeline process we trust — the number comes from data, and our forecasts have been reasonably accurate over time.

We forecast, but it's mostly gut and experience — sometimes we nail it, sometimes we're surprised at the end of the quarter.

Revenue depends on a few big deals or a couple of key people — each quarter feels like a new gamble rather than a predictable outcome.

We have tools but nobody really uses them — the data is incomplete and our forecasts are usually more optimistic than reality.

Operational Execution

Think about the last important initiative you kicked off — a hire, a launch, a new process. What happened after the decision was made?

Pick the description that most honestly matches what actually happened — not what was supposed to happen.

It got done, but the systems and processes are starting to crack under the growth — what worked at our old size doesn't keep up anymore.

It started well then got stuck in handoffs — each team did their part but the final output was late and not quite what we agreed on.

It came back to me — something needed a decision or a push and I ended up in the middle of it, which is where I always seem to end up.

It got deprioritized — a new fire showed up and the initiative quietly died without anyone officially calling it off.

Talent & Team Alignment

When you picture the people running your key functions right now — what keeps you up at night?

Pick the honest answer — not the one you'd give in a board meeting.

The team is solid but some of the roles need to evolve — the people who got us here may not be the right fit for where we're going.

Good people, but no one owns outcomes — everyone works hard but things fall through the cracks and nobody's really accountable.

Each function runs its own agenda — getting Sales, Product, and Ops to move together feels like herding cats every single time.

One or two people carry everything — if they left tomorrow, it would be a serious problem and I think about that more than I should.

Pipeline & Go-to-Market

How did your last three new customers actually find you and decide to buy?

This reveals whether your revenue engine is a system or a collection of individual heroics.

Through a repeatable process — inbound, outbound, or referrals that we deliberately designed and can describe in writing.

Mostly through relationships and hustle — some process exists but if I'm honest, it still depends heavily on a few people's personal networks.

Through founders or senior leaders closing deals personally — we win because of who we know, not because of a scalable motion.

Honestly, we're not sure — customers come in but we can't clearly trace why they chose us or reliably repeat it.

Financial Visibility

Last time you had to make a significant resource decision — a hire, a budget cut, doubling down on a product — how clear was the financial picture?

This is about whether your numbers give you confidence or make you guess.

Very clear — I had the numbers I needed without asking anyone, and I trusted them enough to move quickly.

Mostly clear — I had to ask for some numbers and wait a day or two, but once I had them I felt reasonably confident.

Murky — I knew the top-line but when I dug into which part of the business actually justified the investment, the data wasn't there.

I made the call on instinct — the financial data we have doesn't break down cleanly enough to give me real confidence in resource decisions.

Customer & Market Positioning

When a prospect asks 'why should we pick you over [competitor]?' — how consistent is the answer across your team?

The gap between how you see yourself and how the market sees you shows up directly in win rates and pricing power.

Very consistent — everyone gives roughly the same answer and customers tell us it matches why they actually bought.

Mostly consistent but not crisp — the story is close but it shifts depending on who's in the room and what the customer seems to care about.

It varies significantly — Sales says one thing, Marketing says another, and when we ask customers why they bought, the answers surprise us.

We don't have a clear answer — we win deals but can't reliably explain what made us the choice, which makes it hard to replicate.

Leadership Bandwidth

Honestly — what did last week actually look like for you?

Not the week you plan for. The week that actually happened.

Mostly high-leverage work — big relationships, key decisions, the stuff only I can do. Operational issues rarely landed on my desk.

A real mix — some strategic work, but a lot of time unblocking things, answering questions, and being in meetings that I'm not sure needed me.

Mostly reactive — I was solving problems that came to me, putting out fires, and ended the week feeling busy but not like I moved anything forward.

Mostly in meetings — syncs, updates, and alignment calls that feel necessary in the moment but leave me with almost no time to actually think.

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