A structured mirror for how you lead across the seven domains that separate great technologists from great technology leaders. Not a test with a pass mark — a quick map of where your strengths sit and where development will have the most leverage.
This is the free, 50-statement version built for readers of Invisible — a shorter cut of the full Innovant assessment. It reflects your own view of how you lead. That view is valuable — and it is only one angle. Read your results as a starting point for reflection, never as a verdict on your worth or your future. The full instrument, a 360 view from colleagues, and a coaching conversation go considerably deeper.
Each axis is one domain, scored 1–7. The shape shows where your self-assessed leadership is most and least developed today.
Drawn from your highest- and lowest-scoring competencies across all seven domains.
Open any domain to see the competencies beneath it.
A self-assessment measures perception — how you currently see yourself. That is genuinely useful, and it has a known blind spot: the areas we develop least are often the ones we see least clearly. Treat a low score as an invitation to look closer, not a confirmation of a weakness.
This Light version covers 50 of the 222 statements in the full Innovant assessment. The natural next steps are the full self-assessment, a 360 — the same domains seen through the eyes of the people around you — and a debrief conversation that turns this map into a plan. That's how the Innovant framework is designed to be used, and how it connects to the ideas in Invisible.
Opens your browser's print dialog — choose "Save as PDF" (or print) from there. That's the actual PDF, generated on this device; nothing leaves your browser for this step.
We'll let you know when the full assessment and Innovant coaching programme launch. This does not email you a copy of your results — use "Download PDF" for that.