Compass

Which movement do you make in collaboration?

Based on the book "Het stille drama van samenwerken" by Richard L. Walraven and the Collaboration Compass: five movements that can arise between people. This questionnaire shows which movements you most often make at this moment, especially when things get tense.

Collaboration Compass with the five movements: walking, hanging, dancing, flirting and battling
Walking
Walking
staying on the move together
Dancing
Dancing
collaborating with rhythm
Flirting
Flirting
reconnecting
Battling
Battling
forcing movement with pressure
Hanging
Hanging
getting stuck
Why

Why the Collaboration Compass?

Collaboration is more than making agreements. It is a game of movements: sometimes you move closer, sometimes you walk away, sometimes you seek harmony. Knowing your own preference lets you choose consciously instead of reacting automatically.

Insight into your patterns

Understand which movements you naturally make, especially when things get tense in collaboration.

Collaborate better

Recognize and leverage the differences in your team. What you experience as conflict is often a different movement.

Practical tools

Get tips per movement, insight into your combinations and a PDF profile to take with you.

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How it works

01

Answer 40 short statements (8 per movement) in mixed order. It takes about 8 minutes to complete.

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See which movements are strongest for you, shown in percentages.

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Get a radar overview, tips per movement and insight into the combination of your two strongest styles.

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Download your profile as PDF or invite someone to also participate.

Choose your route

Individual or as a team?

Personal profile

Discover your own collaboration style. Fill in the questionnaire and get immediate insight into your five movements, with radar, scores and tips.

Group profile

Create a session, share the link with your team (up to 20 participants), and see how the profiles together form a team picture with blind spots and tension lines.

Create group profile

No accounts needed. Participants fill in the questionnaire anonymously via the share link.

Privacy and data processingThe individual questionnaire is processed entirely locally in your browser. Your answers, name and results are not stored on any server. The profile and PDF are created only on your own device. For group profiles, scores are stored on the server for aggregation; names are optional and the session code acts as access token.