ToolHR self-assessment
Fifteen questions and a score per axis. You see where it breaks straight away.
Building a skills matrix usually takes longer than expected. The hardest part is identifying the right skills for each role. This tool generates a skills matrix that is ready to use and to export to Excel, so you save the time that normally goes into the blank page.
Updated August 4, 2026
Separate them with commas. For example: Project lead, Technician, Coordinator.
Start with two families and five roles. A 40-row matrix nobody fills in is worth less than a 10-row one that gets used.
Your grid
Enter at least one role and keep one family ticked.
ToolFifteen questions and a score per axis. You see where it breaks straight away.
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Once the matrix is filled in, the question becomes who you train, who you hire and in what order. A 30-minute call, free of charge.