The Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI)
Offers two distinct assessments: LPI 360 and LPI Self Improvement, each serving different purposes:
LPI 360:
This is a comprehensive feedback tool that gathers input from multiple sources, including managers, direct reports, coworkers, and peers.
It provides a 360-degree view of a leader's behaviors based on the Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership.
The feedback helps leaders understand how others perceive their leadership style and identify areas for improvement.
LPI Self-Improvement:
This is a self-assessment designed for introspection. Leaders evaluate their own behaviors using a 10-point Likert scale.
It focuses on self-awareness and helps individuals identify their strengths and areas for growth.
It’s ideal for emerging leaders or those starting their leadership development journey.
In summary, LPI 360 is about gathering external feedback for a broader perspective, while LPI Self-Improvement is centered on personal reflection and self-awareness.