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What This Assessment Covers
This 20-question quiz tests judgment, not just knowledge. Each scenario presents a real intake moment — a caller objection, an edge case, a process question — and asks what the rep would do. Results are broken down by category so you can see exactly where coaching is needed.
20Questions
5Categories
~8 minAvg Time
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About This Assessment

What a Good Intake Rep
Actually Looks Like

Most law firm intake reps have never been formally assessed. They were trained once, given a script, and left to figure the rest out on the phone. The result: wildly inconsistent performance that law firm owners can't pinpoint or fix — because they don't have data.

This self-assessment covers the five dimensions we consistently see separate high-performing intake reps from average ones: call process knowledge, objection handling judgment, empathy and tone calibration, urgency and closing instincts, and operational awareness (follow-up timing, CRM use, escalation).

We built this quiz because the firms that improve fastest are the ones that know specifically what's broken — not just "our conversion is low." If a rep scores poorly on urgency across 4 questions in a row, that's a coaching target. If they score perfectly on process but poorly on empathy, that's a different program entirely.

Scenario-Based

Every question presents a real intake moment. Not "what is the statute of limitations" — but "what do you do when the caller says this."

Five Categories

Call process, objections, empathy, urgency, and operations — the exact dimensions that predict intake conversion rates.

Coaching Ready

Results break down by category so managers know exactly which training modules to run and for whom.

Fully Private

No data leaves the browser. Reps can answer honestly without fear. Results are for coaching, not performance management.