PERFECT BIZ MATCH is a road map to help managers navigate in today's complex and challenging business environment and steer their organizations on a path to success.

The Assessment

How well does your organization match your market?

Take just a few minutes to fill in your answers (on a 0-10 scale) to 40 questions, by clicking on the "Find Your Perfect Biz Match" button below. You'll learn much about your organization, your market, how well they fit together, and what steps you can take to improve your prospects for profitable growth. This FREE 40-question assessment has been validated by academicians and business leaders in all kinds of industries; and this assessment is the cornerstone of all the products and services offered by The Jack Tesmer Institute. When taking the assessment, feel free to take the perspective of either your entire organization or that of a division or department within a larger company.

"Tesmer's assessment instrument is well grounded within the field of accepted organizational theory."
Andrew H. Van de Ven, PhD, Past President, Academy of Management

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Perfect Biz Match AssessmentAssessment

Take just a few minutes to fill in your answers (on a 0-10 scale) to 40 questions. You'll learn much about your organization, your market, how well they fit together, and what steps you can take to improve your prospects for profitable growth. This FREE 40-question assessment has been validated by academicians and business leaders in all kinds of industries. Read More

Taking the Assessment

Normally the 40 questions take about half on hour to complete, but allow yourself 45 minutes, so you have time to review and reconsider your answers if you wish. Consider each question carefully. Don't try to hurry through. If at all possible, complete the assessment in private, when you're not feeling rushed, pressured, or distracted - and when you can focus on it 100%.
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Your Most Important Choice

Perhaps you've already said to yourself "Wait a minute! What does this author mean by 'my organization'? Is he talking about the division I work for? The specific department in which I work? The company as a whole? The multinational Fortune 500 firm that own the company? Each of these operates quite differently. Which one can I legitimately call 'my organization'?" Critical questions - but not hard to answer.
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A Key to the Descriptors

The 40 questions in the Archetype Assessment are designed around four market descriptors and four organizational descriptors, which you will recognize from previous chapters. Read More

Take just a few minutes to fill out the assessment, by clicking on the button below You'll learn much about your organization, your market, how well they fit together, and what steps you can take to improve your prospects for profitable growth.