Most people get 8 to 14 responses in the first week. We give you a pre-written share message and tell you exactly how many more you need. Measuring is free, so you only pay if you want the fix.
Your colleagues will know you're running a positioning check. That part is visible by design. They won't know what anyone else answered, and neither will you. Only aggregates are shown, and only once enough responses are in.
Nobody can see who said what. Not you, not Baِriz, not anyone. There's no field in the database connecting a response to a person. It's not a policy we follow; it's a column that doesn't exist.
It's the opposite of asking for compliments. Baِriz's scoring is deliberately built so that agreeing with you by pure chance doesn't count as a real signal. Plenty of reports come back uncomfortable, not flattering.
People soften feedback when their name is attached to it, and "you're great at what you do" isn't actionable anyway. Baِriz measures one specific thing instead: can someone describe your actual work correctly to a third party?
Your named diagnosis and a shareable badge are free once 5 responses land. It's a diagnosis, not a personality type. Act unlocks your ranked action plan, with copy-paste blocks and email check-ins to keep you on track. Mastery adds a three-wave, 90-day re-test program, with a corrective action plan after each wave.
Baِriz works well outside tech. The taxonomy spans 24 domains and 304 specialisms, from art to HR to capital markets, and it keeps growing. Real answers so far have come from fintech, healthtech, e-commerce, edtech, real estate, gaming, media, telecom, logistics, manufacturing, energy, government, non-profit, professional services, automotive, agriculture and consumer goods.
Baِriz is fully available in Arabic: the assessment, the report, and the action plan. It's a parallel, native experience, not a translation layer bolted onto the English version.
Measuring is free forever: your self-assessment, up to 20 anonymous responses, your per-axis scores, and your named archetype. Act costs {act} once and adds unlimited responses plus your ranked action plan. Mastery costs {mastery} once and adds a three-wave, 90-day re-test program. Responses past 20 are held and counted the moment you upgrade, so nothing is lost. If fewer than five people respond, you pay nothing.