LVS Model and Results

LVS Model

All the Vital Signs tools use the same core model of performance drivers. In addition, each VS tool includes a second questionnaire about performance outcomes. These outcomes are different for each tool.

The LVS outcomes are shown in the following graphic:

 

Outcomes Defined

Outcome

Definition

Outcome

Definition

Design

Planning and managing a smooth workflow with and through people.

Direction

Setting a viable, powerful vision.

Efficacy

Generating useful results.

Influence

Building strong relationships to enroll people.

As you can see visually, above, there is one outcome per dimension. For example, Direction is an outcome tied to Strategy, which is a mix of Motivation + Change (and a baseline of Trust which is part of all dimensions).

 

LVS Results

The LVS report includes:

  • Executive Summary: A high level review of the feedback

  • Introduction: Explanation of the LVS tool

  • The Vital Signs Model: Overview of the model and feedback at a cumulative level

  • The Drivers in Detail: Feedback on each of the five drivers broken out by rater- group

  • Outcomes: Graphic and numerical data about the four outcomes.

  • Numerical Tables: Recap of all data in numerical form, including gap analysis of items with the highest disparity between self-rating and other-rating.

  • Comments: Review of the qualitative feedback.

  • Conclusions: Synthesis, analysis worksheet, action planning worksheet, final remarks.

This is a sample from “The Drivers in Detail” showing self vs raters’ feedback on the Motivation driver. In this example, four rater groups are compared:

 

From the “Model” section of the report, this is a sample of feedback about balance on the four dimensions (People v Organization; Operation v Strategy) from the participant’s perspective (blue) and the raters’ perspective (green).

 

 

In the Numerical Tables section, each item is reported showing the number of raters who offered a 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 on the feedback scale. The participant’s self-rating is highlighted.

 

This image is of the Executive Summary, graphically showing the feedback on the VS Model (the blue and orange lines represent the scores in each area; this data is reported in a graph or on the following page).