HPA Team Scan

How does your team function when pressure rises?

Twelve questions for leaders, across the three layers HPA works with: the pace of your team, what sits beneath it, and what you see at the moment it counts.

12questions
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1team profile

Your team profile

Where the gain is

The three layers

Layer 1, physiology. The pace of your team and how it recovers. How hard people work, when they stop, and what happens once a peak is over. This is the layer where change becomes visible fastest.

Layer 2, psychology. What sits under that pace. How mistakes are discussed, whether people ask for help before things go wrong, and how much you as a leader take on yourself. The toughest layer, and the one that explains the most.

Layer 3, behaviour. What others see at the moment it counts. Decisions under time pressure, the predictability of what gets delivered, and what happens in a meeting. This is what troubles you, but rarely where it starts.

That is why a trajectory never begins at layer 3, even though that is where the complaint sits.

This is your picture of your team, which is not the same as a measurement. That need not be a problem: you see things nobody else does. It only means the outcome is a starting point for a conversation, not a conclusion.

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