
The Culture Health Scorecard provides leaders with a clear, data-driven snapshot of how culture is actually showing up across the organization. It replaces assumptions with insight and helps leadership teams make strategic decisions with confidence.
Instead of guessing what’s really happening, leaders see:
- Where culture supports performance
- Where it is quietly creating drag
- What deserves focus first
What This Is
A diagnostic, not a survey
A snapshot, not a personality test
A strategic starting point, not a silver bullet
What This Is Not
Not an engagement by itself
Not a culture “score for score’s sake”
Not a replacement for leadership

About Your Scorecard
Your Culture Health Scorecard measures how your team thinks, acts, and interacts across ten core attributes. Every attribute matters. But they do not all influence your culture with the same force. To reflect this, your Scorecard uses a weighted impact model. Some attributes drive alignment and performance. Others reinforce consistency. Others shape your team's daily experience.
These differences are organized into Impact Tiers:
Tier 1. Core Drivers: Attributes that have the strongest influence on culture health and performance. Strengthen these, and the entire system improves. Trust & Respect, Living Our Values, Effective Communication, Empowerment & Accountability, Support & Care
Tier 2. System Strengtheners: Attributes that reinforce alignment, collaboration, and clarity across the team. Teamwork & Collaboration, Seen & Heard, Continuous Learning & Development
Tier 3. Cultural Atmosphere: Attributes that shape the everyday experience, energy, and morale of your team. Celebration & Appreciation, Fun & Positive Environment
Turnover
- The #1 reason people leave jobs isn’t pay—it’s culture. (MIT Sloan)
- Replacing a single employee costs up to 2x their salary. (Gallup)
- Toxic cultures lead to up to 3x higher turnover rates. (SHRM)
- Only 2 in 10 employees strongly agree that their culture connects them to their work. (Gallup)
Productivity Loss
- Disengaged employees are 18% less productive. (Gallup)
- “Presenteeism” (employees showing up but not contributing) costs U.S. businesses $1,500 to $5,000 per employee annually. (Harvard Business Review)
- Silos, confusion, and lack of clarity kill momentum and innovation. (McKinsey & Co.)
Leadership Gaps
- Without cultural clarity, managers default to managing tasks, not leading people.
- Teams follow inconsistent norms, causing misalignment and morale issues.
- Leaders spend 30–50% of their time dealing with people problems that are really culture problems. (Deloitte)
The Culture Health Scorecard reveals the silent leaks and equips you to build a team people never want to leave—and a culture that fuels performance, not frustration.
