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Five dimensions. Twenty-five questions. About fifteen minutes.
For teams shipping faster than their quality practices can keep up with.
Twenty-five statements, five per dimension. For each:
Yes. True, consistently, and you could show someone the evidence inside ten minutes. Not "we intend to", not "it’s on the roadmap", not "in theory."
Partly. True some of the time. Or true for one team and not the others. Or true in principle but you couldn’t prove it today. Or — the common one — it used to be true and has quietly drifted.
No, or you don't know. Not knowing counts as a no. That isn't a punishment, it's the finding: if nobody can say whether a failing test blocks the release, then in practice it doesn't reliably.
When you're between two answers, take the lower one.
Self-assessment runs optimistic, and this document is only worth the fifteen minutes if it finds something.
