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Business Acumena standalone module
Self-assessment

Business acumen self-assessment

Rate each statement from 1 to 5. Be honest: rate what you can do and show evidence for today, not what you could learn. Your scores, the radar chart and your improvement plan update as you answer. Nothing leaves your browser. There are 60 statements: four for each of the fifteen lessons.

1 = not yet 2 = with help 3 = sometimes, alone 4 = reliably 5 = I teach it

The statements

Your results

Foundations Business and markets Product leadership People and influence
Radar chart of your fifteen business acumen scores

Your improvement plan

Answer at least one statement to see your plan.

    How scoring works

    Each axis has four statements. Its score is the average of your answered ratings, mapped from 1–5 to 0–100%: (average − 1) ÷ 4 × 100. With all four answered, that equals (total − 4) ÷ 16 × 100. The plan ranks axes by gap (100% minus the score). Below 50% is a focus area, with a lesson link and one two-week action from that lesson's practitioner checklist. From 50% to 74% is a build area. At 75% or above, the plan suggests how to maintain or stretch. The method is explained in lesson 1.

    Core insight: Every product decision is a bet on unit economics and cash, and it is judged against what would have happened anyway.
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