Assessment Model

One assessment that reveals the relationship between people and the workplace

The Hudoa assessment model blends psychological wellbeing indicators with the work experience and leadership to give a clearer picture of stress sources, burnout, belonging, and organizational challenges.

More than a survey — a workplace intelligence model

The assessment doesn’t just measure how an employee feels in general; it links answers to the work context — department, role, tenure, leadership, and workload — while fully protecting privacy.

Psychological + professional

Employees + managers

Data + analysis

Reports + interventions

Assessment layers

Workplace Intelligence Layer

Measures the work environment, stress, leadership, relationships, psychological safety, balance, and belonging.

Psychological Wellbeing Layer

Measures wellbeing, stress, burnout, resilience, and tension indicators in a non-diagnostic way.

Leadership Experience Layer

Understands the leadership experience from employees’ and managers’ perspectives without turning it into a personal evaluation of the manager.

Open Reflection Layer

Open-ended questions that help build a deeper understanding of stress sources and challenges.

Work-experience dimensions

Work-experience dimensions

  • Workload and capacity
  • Role clarity and expectations
  • Leadership and managerial support
  • Psychological safety
  • Team dynamics and relationships
  • Recognition and growth
  • Work–life balance
  • Trust and belonging
  • Readiness for change
  • Meaning and professional motivation

Psychological wellbeing indicators

  • Stress
  • Burnout
  • General wellbeing
  • Psychological resilience
  • Tension and distress indicators
  • Capacity to recover

The assessment uses indicative measures that help understand the overall state of psychological wellbeing in the organization, without issuing medical or psychological diagnoses.

A role-specific assessment

Employees see an assessment suited to their day-to-day experience at work, while managers see an additional layer tied to leadership challenges, decision-making pressure, team support, and managing communication.

EmployeeManager
Work experienceWork experience
Psychological wellbeingPsychological wellbeing
Leadership supportLeadership pressure
Team & balanceTeam management

Deeper analysis through metadata

Organizational data helps understand differences across departments, branches, job categories, tenure, language, and role type — without revealing individual identities.

DepartmentBranchJob titleTenureLanguageRole typeDirect managerJob level

From answers to measurable indicators

The platform turns answers into scores and indicators that help identify risk levels and priorities — such as operational pressure, low leadership support, or rising burnout indicators.

  • Dimension Scores
  • Risk Levels
  • Risk Flags
  • Organizational Health Index
  • Priority Areas

AI-assisted analysis with human review

The platform uses AI to link results to organizational patterns and fitting recommendations, then the important outputs go through specialist review before approval.

  • No medical diagnosis
  • No automated individual decisions
  • No disclosure of individuals
  • Data-driven recommendations

What does the assessment produce?

For the employee

  • A confidential individual report
  • Strengths
  • Pressure areas
  • Personal recommendations
  • Suggested programs and content

For the organization

  • An aggregated organizational report
  • Heatmaps
  • Priority Risk Areas
  • An initial intervention plan
  • Executive recommendations

Privacy is built into the assessment model

  • An employee’s report is never shared with the employer
  • Small-group results are never displayed
  • Results are never used for individual performance evaluation
  • Organizational reports are aggregated only
  • Individual sessions and recommendations remain confidential

Start with an assessment deeper than traditional surveys

Book an intro meeting to see how the Hudoa assessment model can help your organization understand the relationship between psychological wellbeing and the work experience.