The private individual report

See what you receive after a SignalCheck.

Your report shows your overall result, five dimension scores, written interpretation and development priorities. A trained reviewer checks it before delivery and talks you through what it means. The report belongs to you.

One person’s private report. Every figure is a sample: the format is real, and no client data appears anywhere on this site.

Anatomy

What is inside your report

01 The ring

One overall score out of 100

The weighted result across all five dimensions. It exists so the same person can be measured again later and see whether anything moved.

02 The zone

Five fixed bands, never rescaled

Foundation, Emerging, Developing, Strong, Exceptional. The bands do not move between people or between sessions, which is what makes a later report meaningful against the first.

03 The dimension bars

Where the overall score comes from

Each of the five scored separately. A strong overall score can still hide one dimension that is costing the person every difficult meeting.

04 The notes

Plain language you can act on

What happened when the pressure arrived, written so the person can act on it the same week. No jargon, no scoring theory.

05 Expert review

No report is delivered unreviewed

A SignalCheck expert reads every report before it goes anywhere. That is part of the method, not an upgrade.

The overall score summarises the five dimensions on the fixed SignalCheck scale. Individual dimension scores remain visible because one overall number can hide the pattern that matters most.

How to read the scores

Five bands, fixed

Foundation0 to 40The message breaks down as soon as pressure arrives.
Emerging41 to 54Holds in easy conditions and breaks in hard ones.
Developing55 to 69Mostly holds, with one or two dimensions carrying the cost.
Strong70 to 84Holds under challenge in most conditions.
Exceptional85 to 100Holds under challenge throughout the session, and the room hears the point first time.
About the numbers

What the scores are, and what they are not

What the scores are

  • Standardised delivery conditions, every session
  • The same five dimensions and fixed bands
  • Structured expert judgement against published bands
  • Reviewed by a person on every report

What they are not

  • A psychometric norm table
  • A language test
  • A personality assessment

What the instrument promises is narrower and more useful: standardised delivery conditions, the same dimensions, the same bands, every time. Reassessment uses different situations at the same difficulty, across the same dimensions, to show what improved and what still needs work.

A report is the starting point, not the end. SignalResponse builds the development from what it shows. Deeper evidence detail: method and evidence.

Your report belongs to you.

We do not send it or your individual scores to your employer.