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Architect Your Advantage Map

The Architect Your Advantage Map™  is designed to support your Architect Your Advantage™ experience.

Through a series of short questions, you'll reflect on the experiences, lessons, patterns, and opportunities that have shaped how you think, work, lead, and make decisions over time.

After you complete The Map, we'll use your responses alongside your Hogan Assessments® results to inform our conversations and to help you develop your Architect Your Advantage™ Blueprint.

Most people take about 20-30 minutes to complete this.

Exposure

What happened around me?

What were you exposed to repeatedly that continues to influence you today?
(Select up to 3.)

What were you exposed to repeatedly that continues to influence you today? (Select up to 3.)

What happened often enough that you stopped noticing it? (1-3 sentences)

Fluency

What did I absorb?

What did you learn without anyone explicitly teaching you? (List up to 3)

Some examples:

That life isn't fair.

To ask for what I want.

That hard work matters.

To stay quiet.

That other people will help me.

To prepare before speaking.

Where do you notice those lessons showing up today? (1-3 sentences)

Ease

What feels effortless now?

What takes so little effort that you rarely think about it? (List up to 3)

Some examples:

I notice patterns.

I ask questions.

I make people feel comfortable.

I organize information.

I connect ideas.

I anticipate problems.

When did you first realize these things didn't come as easily to other people? (1-3 sentences)

Talent

What do other people notice?

What do others consistently seek you out for? (List up to 3)

Some examples:

Helping them think through difficult decisions.

Bringing people together.

Seeing patterns others missed.

Explaining complex ideas.

Staying calm under pressure.

Getting things done.

What have others seen in you before you saw it in yourself? (1-3 sentences)

Merit

What opportunities followed?

What opportunities keep coming your way? (List up to 3)

Some examples:

Greater responsibility.

Positions of leadership.

Stretch assignments.

Invitations into important meetings/conversations.

Greater visibility.

Requests to mentor or advise others.

Greater compensation, other financial rewards.

What did those opportunities lead you to believe about yourself? (1-3 sentences)

How did those opportunities inform your sense of possibility?

What is your first and last name?

What is your email address?