Aggregated team trend
Across the five cognitive domains — anonymised, never per-person.
Measure is the trend layer of the WelloWork platform. Every session, every assessment, and every workshop is a data point — aggregated for managers and itemised for the employee who owns it.
A single cognitive score on a given day reflects sleep, caffeine, stress, and noise as much as it does the underlying domain. A trend across weeks and months filters that noise and shows direction — which is the only thing a manager can act on without unfair single-point decisions.
Across the five cognitive domains — anonymised, never per-person.
Useful for safety-critical and operations-critical roles where spread matters.
Sprint reviews, on-call rotations, releases, and shift changes overlaid on the trend.
Grounded in trend slope across months, not a single assessment day.
We're deliberate that promotion-readiness is a signal, not a verdict. It's a starting point for a conversation between a manager, HR, and the employee — one that they can run with months of comparable data behind them rather than a single assessment day.
Employees see their own data — their per-session results plus the same trend a manager sees in aggregate. They control what their manager and HR can see at the team level and can request export or deletion under the GDPR at any time.
Three trend horizons — sprint-cadence, half-year, and full-year. Reads stay stable when one bad week happens.
Sprint reviews, releases, shift changes, and on-call rotations are overlaid on the trend so dips don't read as mysteries.
Managers and HR see anonymised trends per team and per cohort — never individual employees.
Where variability hurts (safety, ops), Measure exposes it. Where it's healthy (creative work), it's not punished.
Trend slope, role benchmark, and tenure-relative performance combine into a single, defensible signal.
Aggregations enforce a minimum team size before any number is shown. Employees retain export and erasure rights.