This is a confidential, self-scoring evaluation.
Use the following scale to help you determine how you can
improve your skills.
5=Always
4=Often
3=Usually
2=Sometimes
1=Seldom
What Your Score Means:
50-60 points
You have a thorough
understanding of finance and how to apply it to operating decisions.
40-49 points
Your understanding
of finance is laudable; continue to involve your finance people
in the review of your financial statements and ratios to further
enhance your knowledge; keep asking them questions until their
answers make sense to you; use them to help you formulate your
plans for the future.
30-39 points
You have some understanding
of finance; you should probably take a managerial finance course
to increase your understanding of finance; once you gain that
knowledge, employ the suggestions for the 40 to 49 point group.
20-29 points
You're flying blind
financially; ultimately this will restrict your career growth;
take a managerial finance course so that you can become more
valuable to yourself and your employer.
Every decision has a financial impact.
Chapter 9 of The Uniqueness Myth offers a succinct explanation
of how to use the numbers to anticipate that impact. The
FINANCIAL IMPACT seminar gives you a chance to practice the
concepts described in The Uniqueness Myth.
