A clearer look at how human judgement
shapes decisions.
Watch this short introduction to discover how the Judgment Index™ works and how it can help you make better-informed people decisions.
The Judgment Index™ provides objective insight into human judgement, helping organisations make better people decisions and reduce risk.
Relational judgement –
understanding and
valuing people.
Tactical judgement –
evaluating tasks,
processes and
execution.
Strategic judgement –
seeing concepts,
systems and
possibilities.
Watch this short introduction to discover how the Judgment Index™ works and how it can help you make better-informed people decisions.
The Judgment Index™ helps you see the whole cake, not just what is visible on the surface.
Human judgement is built on interconnected layers. When the foundation is strong, performance is more consistent, decisions are sounder and people are better equipped to respond when pressure rises.
How we value and understand ourselves influences confidence, resilience, self-awareness and our ability to respond effectively when pressure rises.
How we approach our responsibilities, solve problems and engage with the work in front of us every day.
The ability to bring everything together, balancing people, situations and practical realities to make sound judgements.
Participants receive a customised link to complete the online assessment.
Rank two sets of 18 statements according to the instructions.
Rankings create patterns that reveal different aspects of judgement.
The right report is generated for the question you’re trying to answer.
Use the insights for recruitment, development, leadership or organisational decisions.
The Judgment Index™ can provide insight across the employee lifecycle, from recruitment and development through to leadership and organisational decisions.
Add another layer of objective information to your hiring decisions and explore judgement capabilities that may not be obvious from experience, qualifications or interviews alone.
Explore judgement strengths and potential areas worth investigating before making a hiring decision.
Gain insight into areas such as following directions, practical judgement, processes and safety-related decision-making.
Use additional insight after shortlisting to help focus interviews on the candidates and questions that matter most.
Give coaching, mentoring, onboarding and performance conversations greater depth by starting with objective insight into the individual.
Identify existing strengths and potential development opportunities to support more individualised conversations.
Explore judgement capabilities relevant to leadership, development and succession planning.
Use relevant reports to explore resilience, stress, work-life balance, wellbeing and engagement.
Examine patterns across individuals, teams and organisations to give leaders another source of information alongside experience and intuition.
Understand current strengths, development areas and patterns before implementing change.
Compare groups and explore judgement patterns among successful performers.
Combine experience and intuition with objective information about the people and teams being led.
The Judgment Index™ turns assessment data into practical insights that help organisations better understand the judgement capacities influencing leadership, performance and decision-making.
One assessment can generate more than 70 individual and group reports.
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I have been using the Judgment Index since 2013 in my business. I have found it invaluable for my clients. The benefits for them in gaining insight for recruitment decisions cannot be overstated. The feedback, for instance, on the Blue Diamond report, allows for significant discussion and to better understand the candidate(s). Without this, I am sure there would have been many poor selections made, costing the organisation time and money.
In addition, the use of the JI for coaching has helped me specifically target areas for development which may never have been uncovered or thought of had the JI not been administered. For the person being coached, they have enjoyed the experience of completing a unique tool and the fresh ideas it can provide them to better perform in their roles.
I have had organisations contact me because they have heard of the JI and how they can make better, quality judgements with their decision making.