
The New Standard of Organisational Culture
People Alignment & Change Assessment ™
Beyond the Employee Engagement Survey, A Change Readiness & Organisation Culture Assessment for Real Transformation.
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Dimensions
380
Behaviour Patterns
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Data Requirements
100%
Actionable Insights
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Money Back Guarantee
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Shareable Certificate
Key Benefits of PACA

Unlock Higher Performance Together
PACA identifies the behavioural barriers that quietly reduce organisational productivity. By measuring people alignment, role clarity, decision consistency, and execution readiness, it helps organisations remove hidden inefficiencies. Better alignment enables faster decisions, stronger accountability, smoother execution, and higher productivity without increasing workforce size.

People Alignment & Change Assessment ™
Beyond the Employee Engagement Survey, A Change Readiness & Organisation Culture Assessment for Real Transformation.

What is PACA
People Alignment & Change Assessment™ (PACA) is a scientific organisational diagnostic developed by ansoim to measure the people side of business performance.
Unlike traditional employee engagement surveys, PACA evaluates 20 behavioural dimensions and 380 behavioural patterns that influence productivity, organisational culture, collaboration, leadership effectiveness and change readiness.
The assessment provides leaders with actionable insights into hidden organisational barriers that prevent successful strategy execution. Every engagement is backed by a Money Back Guarantee, reflecting confidence in the methodology and its ability to deliver measurable business value.
Why People Alignment Matters?
For the first time in history, Gen Z professionals, Millennials, Gen X leaders, and experienced professionals with 35+ years of experience are working together inside the same organizations.
The opportunity is enormous & so is the risk. The challenge is not age. The challenge is alignment..
Misalignment manifests silently:
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Execution lags despite detailed plans
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Functions operate in silos
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Change initiatives meet quiet resistance
What PACA Measures?
PACA is a Proprietary Assessment Model That Measures:
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Functional Alignment
Evaluate how aligned operation, supply chain, sales, and HR teams are with organizational goals.
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Performance Gap
Why people are not performing to their full potential?
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Change Readiness
Identify the behavioral and cultural friction points that hinder transformation.
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People Attrition
Why people / best performers are leaving organisation
Outcome of PACA & Certificate
Every PACA engagement delivers far more than a report. It provides leadership with the clarity, evidence and confidence to make better strategic decisions.
Every participating organisation receives a comprehensive executive report containing:
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Alignment Hotspot Map – identifies where misalignment is highest and transformation risk is greatest.
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Perception Variance Analysis – quantifies the gap between leadership's perspective and employees' lived experience.
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Change Readiness Index – measures readiness across functions, levels and teams.
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Cultural Friction Zones – uncovers hidden behavioural barriers, passive resistance and accountability gaps affecting performance.
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Behaviour–Strategy Gap Analysis – highlights where everyday behaviours diverge from organisational priorities.
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Prioritised Improvement Roadmap – recommends the highest-impact interventions to strengthen alignment and accelerate execution.
The outcome is not simply a diagnostic, it is executive clarity. Leaders gain a clear understanding of what their organisation is truly ready for, where the real obstacles lie, and what should be addressed before launching the next transformation, growth initiative or strategic change programme.
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Employee Survey Vs PACA
Dimension | Regular Employee Survey | People Alignment & Change Assessment |
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Filtering | Results frequently pass through HR and management layers before reaching leadership | Unfiltered — designed to bypass hierarchy and reach the CEO / CHRO directly |
Output format | Engagement score / index, sometimes by department | Full diagnostic report: alignment hotspot map, perception variance analysis, change readiness index by function, cultural friction zones, behaviour-strategy gap, prioritised action roadmap |
Best used when | You want an ongoing pulse on morale and retention risk | You are about to run, or are mid-way through, a Performance Improvement and need to know where it will actually break |
What it measures | Sentiment, satisfaction, morale | Behavioural alignment, belief systems, change readiness |
Structure | Typically scale based satisfaction questions | 380 behaviour patterns across 20 levers and 22 cultural checkpoints, delivered through structured psychometric questions |
Minimum participation needed | Varies by organisation, often near-universal for statistical validity | 40+ participants across functions and levels |
Data required from participants | Often names, emails, department/role data for segmentation | None — no names, no email IDs, no individually identifiable data at any stage |
Time orientation | Retrospective — captures how people feel right now or felt over the past period | Forward-looking — predicts where a transformation will break down before it starts |
Who it's built for | HR, for planning culture and engagement programmes | HR, for planning culture and engagement programmes |
What it's good at uncovering | Job satisfaction, morale dips, basic sentiment trends | Functional silos, passive resistance disguised as cooperation, emotional unreadiness despite process readiness, fragmented understanding of priorities, fear of speaking up, accountability gaps |
Core question answered | "Are people happy?" | "Will the organisation actually execute?" |
What it misses | The gap between what leadership believes is happening and what the workforce is actually experiencing | Designed specifically to surface this gap — it's the core thing PACA measures |
PACA Model Overview
Assessment Steps of PACA
What is People Alignment & Change Assessment?
It's a diagnostic that tells you how aligned your people actually are with each other, with leadership, and with where the company is genuinely trying to go. It looks past what people say in surveys and gets at what they actually believe and do day to day.
What makes it different from a typical employee survey?
Engagement surveys tell you if people are happy. People Alignment & Change Assessment™ tells you if the organisation will actually implement on its plans. Those are 2 very different questions, and most leadership teams only ever get an answer to the first one, never the second.
Do you collect employee emails or personal data?
No, not even an email ID is requested at any point in the process. Responses stay fully anonymous by design, and that anonymity is exactly why people answer honestly instead of giving the safe, polished response they think leadership wants to hear.
How many employees need to take part?
Ideally 40+ employees, spread across levels and functions rather than concentrated in one department. Fewer than that and the signal gets weaker, since the whole point is to catch alignment gaps between frontline staff and leadership.
How long does the assessment take to complete People Alignment & Change Assessment?
Most people finish in 20 to 25 minutes, sometimes a little less once they get into the flow of it. It's built to fit into a normal workday without pulling anyone away from real work for long.
What exactly does PACA measure?
20 behavioural levers across 380 behavioural patterns, covering things like functional alignment, performance gaps, change readiness, and attrition risk. It's a much deeper structure than a typical multiple choice survey.
Is this only for companies going through a merger or restructuring?
No, it works for any organisation preparing for change, scaling quickly, or simply trying to understand why execution keeps stalling despite good plans. You don't need a major transformation underway to benefit from knowing where the friction actually sits.
What do we actually receive at the end of PACA?
An executive report covering alignment hotspots, the perception gap between what leadership believes and what employees actually experience, a change readiness score, and a prioritised roadmap of where to focus first. It's built to be read and acted on, not filed away.
Who reads this report, HR or leadership?
It's built primarily for CEOs, COOs, and CHROs, since the findings usually point to decisions that only sit at that level. The framing and the recommendations are written for the people performance improvement.
Can PACA tell us why good people are leaving?
Yes, attrition is one of the core areas the assessment is built to surface. Potential attrition reasons are discussed in the report, based on the behavioural and cultural patterns picked up across the organisation, not guesswork from exit interviews.
Is the assessment done online or in person?
Entirely online, so there's no travel and no complicated scheduling across sites. It scales easily whether you are running it with 40 people in one location or several thousand spread across different geographies.
How is People Alignment & Change Assessment™ connected to OMEA?
OMEA looks at organisational maturity, meaning processes, systems, and structural strength. People Alignment & Change Assessment™ looks at the people side of that same organisation, so the 2 are complementary rather than overlapping, and many clients run both to get the full picture.
Is there a guarantee if the findings don't hold up?
Yes, every engagement comes backed by a money back guarantee. That's a direct reflection of how confident we are in the methodology and its ability to surface things that actually matter to the business.
Will my individual answers be shown to management?
No. Your responses are never shown to management individually, and nothing is ever traced back to you by name. Only aggregated, organisation-wide results go into the report, so no one can identify what any single person said, not even the ansoim team.
What specific benefits will our organisation see from PACA Survey?
Fewer surprise resignations, faster execution on strategic initiatives, improved productivity and clearer visibility into where silos or resistance are quietly slowing things down. Leaders walk away with a concrete roadmap instead of a vague sense that "something feels off."


