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THE CUSTOMER SERVICE ATTRIBUTE INDEX Jane Doe Customer Service XYZ Corporation 7-22-2003

CRITICAL SUCCESS ATTRIBUTES ATTITUDE TOWARD OTHERS: To what extent does Jane tend to maintain a positive, open and objective attitude toward others? EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To what extent does Jane tend to maintain a rational and objective demeanor when faced with a stressful or emotional situation? Will she usually act objectively, rather than impulsively and emotionally? EMPATHETIC OUTLOOK: What is Jane's present capacity to perceive and understand the feelings and attitudes of others or to place herself in the shoes of another? JOB ETHIC: How strong is Jane's personal commitment to the execution of a specific task? PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY: How likely is Jane to be responsible for the consequences of her own decisions and actions and not shift the focus or blame for poor performance to somewhere else or on others? 83 VG 72 GOOD 83 VG 68 GOOD 62 FAIR The following scale is used throughout the report 0 to 50 = POOR 51 to 66 = FAIR 67 to 76 = GOOD 77 to 88 = VG 89 to 10 = EX Rev: 088-093 Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 1

CRITICAL SUCCESS ATTRIBUTES PROBLEM AND SITUATION ANALYSIS: To what degree can Jane identify the critical activities in a process? Is she able to break down the process into its component activities and understand what needs to be corrected? RESPECT FOR POLICIES: To what extent does Jane appreciate the value of conducting business affairs according to the intent of company policies and standards? SELF CONFIDENCE: To what degree does Jane tend to develop and maintain an inner strength based on the desire to succeed and on her belief that she possesses the capabilities to succeed? SELF DISCIPLINE AND SENSE OF DUTY: How strongly does Jane feel the need to be consistent and true to herself in her actions? Can she rule her own conduct and remain true to her ideals? UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDE: How good is Jane at reading between the lines or understanding the body language, reticence, stress, and emotions of others? 78 VG 86 VG 88 VG 74 GOOD 83 VG Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 2

THE CUSTOMER SERVICE ATTRIBUTE INDEX SUMMARY This summary is of the information presented in the remaining pages of the report We've placed it here, ahead of the supporting information, to give you an overall picture and provide a quick glance at the individual strengths and weaknesses of the respondent COMMUNICATING WITH CUSTOMERS CONFLICT AND PROBLEM RESOLUTION RELATING WITH OTHERS SELF MANAGEMENT WORK ATTITUDE WORK ETHIC 80 VG 72 GOOD 78 VG 78 VG 76 GOOD 71 GOOD The following scale is used throughout the report 0 to 50 = POOR 51 to 66 = FAIR 67 to 76 = GOOD 77 to 88 = VG 89 to 10 = EX Rev: 088-093 Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 3

COMMUNICATING WITH CUSTOMERS "How well does Jane communicate with customers?" This measures Jane's ability to listen to and respond to the customer in an objective, efficient and professional manner EVALUATING WHAT IS SAID: How open is Jane toward other people and how willing is she to hear what others are saying, rather than what she thinks they should say or they are going to say? HUMAN AWARENESS: At this time, is Jane sufficiently capable of being conscious of the feelings and opinions of others? Does she see the unique individual value of other people instead of just seeing their organizational role or value? SENSE OF TIMING: How good is Jane at evaluating a situation in such a way that statements, decisions, and actions are the most effective, accurate, and timely? SURRENDERING CONTROL: How comfortable is Jane with surrendering control of a given situation or its outcome to another person or a group of people, or does she feel a strong need to retain control herself? UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDE: How good is Jane at reading between the lines or understanding the body language, reticence, stress and emotions of others? 73 GOOD 83 VG 78 VG 85 VG 83 VG Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 4

CONFLICT AND PROBLEM RESOLUTION "Will Jane diffuse a conflict, or will she fuel it?" This measures Jane's ability to resolve a problem or conflict which involves people or customers EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To what extent does Jane tend to maintain a rational and objective demeanor when faced with a stressful or emotional situation? Will she usually act objectively, rather than impulsively and emotionally? INTEGRATIVE ABILITY: Currently, what is Jane's capability for identifying the elements of a problem situation, understanding which components are critical, and then deciding what to do? INTUITIVE DECISION MAKING: How accurately does Jane compile intuitive perceptions about a situation into an appropriate decision or action? PROBLEM AND SITUATION ANALYSIS: To what degree can Jane identify the critical activities in a process? Is she able to break down the process into its component activities and understand what needs to be corrected? SEEING POTENTIAL PROBLEMS: What is Jane's aptitude for structuring current situations in an ongoing scenario and being able to identify developments that could cause problems in the future? USING COMMON SENSE: What is Jane's ability to focus on practical thinking, to see the world clearly, and to make common sense decisions? 72 GOOD 71 GOOD 85 VG 78 VG 82 VG 49 POOR Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 5

RELATING WITH OTHERS "How well does Jane relate with others?" This measures Jane's ability to understand and appreciate customer needs and to deal with customers in a concerned but objective manner ATTITUDE TOWARD OTHERS: To what extent does Jane tend to maintain a positive, open and objective attitude toward others? EMOTIONAL CONTROL: To what extent does Jane tend to maintain a rational and objective demeanor when faced with a stressful or emotional situation? Will she usually act objectively, rather than impulsively and emotionally? FREEDOM FROM PREJUDICES: How well can Jane readily prevent prejudices from entering into and affecting an interpersonal relationship? HANDLING REJECTION: How well does Jane tend to avoid taking rejection or criticism in an overly personal manner? Does she tend to value herself based too much on her external accomplishments, rather than based on her internal self-belief? RELATING TO OTHERS: How well does Jane gain personal insight into others, and how effectively does she coordinate that information and knowledge of others into productive interactions? EMPATHETIC OUTLOOK: What is Jane's present capacity to perceive and understand the feelings and attitudes of others or to place herself in the shoes of another? 83 VG 72 GOOD 83 VG 66 FAIR 83 VG 83 VG Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 6

SELF MANAGEMENT "Is Jane an effective manager of Jane?" This category takes a look at how Jane manages herself and the capacity she has to develop herself HANDLING STRESS: What is Jane's ability to balance and defuse inner tensions and stress? Such tensions, if allowed to build up, might interfere with her ability to perform up to her potential PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY: How likely is Jane to be responsible for the consequences of her own decisions and actions and not shift the focus or blame for poor performance to somewhere else or on others? SELF ASSESSMENT: How proficient and practiced is Jane at taking her ability to evaluate the skills and techniques of others and turning it inward to evaluate herself in a similar fashion? SELF CONFIDENCE: To what degree does Jane tend to develop and maintain an inner strength based on the desire to succeed and on her belief that she possesses the capabilities to succeed? INTERNAL SELF CONTROL: What is Jane's tendency to remain calm and cool under pressure? Whereas "Emotional Control" relates to Jane's external actions when stressed, this capacity is an assessment of her ability to remain calm inside SELF DISCIPLINE AND SENSE OF DUTY: How strongly does Jane feel the need to be consistent and true to herself in her actions? Can she rule her own conduct and remain true to her ideals? 86 VG 62 FAIR 83 VG 88 VG 78 VG 74 GOOD Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 7

WORK ATTITUDE "What attitude does Jane bring to work everyday?" This measures Jane's ability to feel satisfied and competent in her job and to work in a persistent and consistent manner CONSISTENCY AND RELIABILITY: How strong is Jane's internal need to be conscientious in her personal or professional efforts, to be both consistent and reliable in her life roles? FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS: To what degree does Jane tend to hear, understand and follow directions or instructions effectively? This is her willingness to postpone making personal decisions or taking action until she has listened to what she is being asked to do HANDLING STRESS: What is Jane's ability to balance and defuse inner tensions and stress? Such tensions, if allowed to build up, might interfere with her ability to perform up to her potential PERSISTENCE: How likely is Jane to stay the course in times of difficulty? Does she readily face adversity and obstacles without flinching? PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY: How likely is Jane to be responsible for the consequences of her own decisions and actions, and not shift the focus or blame for poor performance to somewhere else or on others? ROLE CONFIDENCE: How clearly does Jane see her role in the world or at work? Does she view it as being positive, practical and functional, and does she see herself as valuable in that role? 74 GOOD 80 VG 86 VG 68 GOOD 62 FAIR 86 VG Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 8

WORK ETHIC "Is Jane a hard and honest worker?" This is an overall assessment of Jane's work ethic It involves her ability to meet pre-set standards, respect company policies and property, possess a strong work ethic, and make decisions which take into consideration the needs of everyone involved (eg herself, others and the company) ATTITUDE TOWARD HONESTY: Is Jane open to being honest even when it involves reporting her own lack of results or the dishonesty of others? BALANCED DECISION MAKING: The ability to be objective and to evaluate fairly the different aspects of a situation is very important How well does Jane make ethical decisions that take into account all aspects and components involved? JOB ETHIC: How strong is Jane's personal commitment to the execution of a specific task? MEETING STANDARDS: How clearly is Jane able to see and understand the basic requirements established for a job and how committed will she then tend to be in meeting them? RESPECT FOR POLICIES: To what extent does Jane appreciate the value of conducting business affairs according to the intent of company policies and standards? RESPECT FOR PROPERTY: What is Jane's understanding and appreciation for the value of protecting and using company property correctly? 68 GOOD 65 FAIR 68 GOOD 80 VG 86 VG 62 FAIR Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 9

CLARITY AND FOCUS For consulting and coaching CLARITY: The degree to which one can discern patterns, order and relationships related to specific dimensions FOCUS: The degree to which one maintains targeted attention toward a specific factor or set of factors Jane Doe Clarity INTERNAL Focus 10 Excellent 9 Very Good 8 Good 7 6 Fair 5 Poor 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4 Focus: 83 Clarity: 82 Clarity EXTERNAL Focus 10 Excellent 9 Very Good 8 Good 7 6 Fair 5 Poor 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4 Focus: 46 Clarity: 77 10

CUSTOMER SERVICE-DIMENSIONAL BALANCE For consulting and coaching EXTERNAL FACTORS (Part 1) * Intrinsic Dimension Empathetic Outlook 83 How do you value others? Attitude Toward Others Human Awareness Relating To Others Understanding Attitude * Extrinsic Dimension Practical Thinking 62 How practically do you see the world? Consistency And Reliability INTERNAL FACTORS (Part 2) * Intrinsic Dimension Self Esteem 86 How do you value yourself? Emotional Control Handling Rejection Handling Stress Self Assessment Internal Self Control * Extrinsic Dimension Role Awareness 86 How do you value what you do? Persistence * Systemic Dimension Systems Judgment 86 How do you value systems and order? Respect For Policies * Systemic Dimension Self Direction 74 What guides or drives your actions? Self Discipline And Sense Of Duty 11

POSITIONAL SELF-ANALYSIS SHEET Based on what you learned from Step 1, choose the 5 most highly scored capacities from your Attribute Index which you feel play a significant role in your daily activities, and write the name and score below under Maximizers Repeat this process with the 5 most poorly scored capacities and record them under Minimizers below Next, to the right of each list under Real-World Impact, give as many real-world examples as you can of how these Maximizers benefit your endeavors Repeat this process for the Minimizers you ve listed as well Example: Title (Sales Representative) Maximizers: Handling Rejection (96) Very Good Real-World Impact: Because I don t take rejection as a personal affront to my self esteem I am able to keep going in the face of lots of adversity Maximizers: Real-World Impact: Minimizers: Real-World Impact: Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 12

CORE ATTRIBUTE LIST For consulting and coaching Self Confidence (88) Realistic Personal Goal Setting (88) Conceptual Thinking (86) Results Orientation (86) Handling Stress (86) Project Scheduling (86) Conveying Role Value (86) Respect For Policies (86) Self Esteem (86) Role Confidence (86) Systems Judgment (86) Sense Of Belonging (86) Self Improvement (86) Material Possessions (86) Role Awareness (86) Enjoyment Of The Job (86) Intuitive Decision Making (85) Surrendering Control (85) Proactive Thinking (85) Creativity (85) Attitude Toward Others (83) Freedom From Prejudices (83) Realistic Expectations (83) Self Assessment (83) Evaluating Others (83) Correcting Others (83) Developing Others (83) Realistic Goal Setting For Others (83) Human Awareness (83) Understanding Motivational Needs (83) Understanding Prospect's Motivations (83) see Understanding Motivational Needs Long Range Planning (83) Relating To Others (83) Sensitivity To Others (83) People Reading (83) see Understanding Attitude Understanding Attitude (83) Empathetic Outlook (83) Monitoring Others (83) Personal Relationships (83) Seeing Potential Problems (82) Problem Solving (81) Following Directions (80) Personal Commitment (80) Commitment To The Job (80) see Personal Commitment Gaining Commitment (80) Meeting Standards (80) Persuading Others (80) Problem And Situation Analysis (78) Internal Self Control (78) Sense Of Timing (78) Attention To Detail (74) Consistency And Reliability (74) Personal Drive (74) Self Discipline And Sense Of Duty (74) Quality Orientation (74) Initiative (74) Self Direction (74) Sense Of Mission (74) Self Management (74) Leading Others (73) Evaluating What Is Said (73) Accurate Listening (73) see Evaluating What Is Said Emotional Control (72) Theoretical Problem Solving (71) Integrative Ability (71) Job Ethic (68) Persistence (68) Attitude Toward Honesty (68) Self Starting Ability (67) Handling Rejection (66) Balanced Decision Making (65) Problem Management (63) Concrete Organization (62) Personal Accountability (62) Respect For Property (62) Status And Recognition (62) Practical Thinking (62) Taking Responsibility (62) see Personal Accountability Accountability For Others (61) Project And Goal Focus (60) Goal Directedness (60) see Project And Goal Focus Using Common Sense (49) Copyright 2003 Innermetrix 13