Christian Character Index 360

Enhance Your Assessment with a

“360 Degree Review” of Your Character

Invite the people who know you best to offer their perspective about your character through our “Assess Your Friend” survey. This process, called a “360 degree review,” yields a fuller and often more accurate picture of your character. And best of all, this too is a free and anonymous service.

Here’s how it works:

1. After you complete the CCI and receive your scores, click on the link at the bottom of your score page that says "Click Here to Enhance Your Assessment with a '360 Degree Review' of Your Character." Then, follow the steps to create a "User Identification" (User ID) of 8 characters or fewer for our site. Note that at no time in this process will you need to reveal who you are. Your User ID simply makes it possible for us to combine into one report your self-assessment with your friends’ assessments of you.

2. Ask two or more of the people who know you best complete the “Assess Your Friend” survey. To do this, they will need to input your User ID as part of the survey. Alternatively, you can enter their email address when you create your User ID and we will send them a note inviting them to complete a survey on your behalf. However, this is an optional service, provided for your convenience. You need not reveal their email addresses to use this expanded service.

Tip for increasing the accuracy of your report: Consider asking people from different areas of your life to complete the survey (for example, a person from your household, a person with whom you work, and your best friend). In doing so, you will get a more well-rounded picture of your overall character.

3.  When two or more of your friends have completed the “Assess Your Friend” survey, return to our site to access your expanded report by simply logging in to the site (if you provide your email address when creating a User ID, we will notify you automatically when this report is available). Your report will include your original self-assessment scores, the average of your friends’ assessments of you, and the overall average of the self and friends’ assessments (see a sample report). It’s that easy!

Click Here to Get Started!