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Readiness for Organizational Change (ROC)

Readiness for Organizational Change (ROC) Test

Understand how ready employees are for workplace change in 5 minutes. Get clear, actionable insights to reduce resistance, strengthen buy-in, and guide rollout plans.

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October 2, 2025

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How the Scales are Structured

example score

23/35

Personal Attitude (PA)

Measures how positively a person expects organizational changes to affect them personally (e.g., status, comfort, opportunities).

Skeptical

Mixed

Positive

5 – 15: Skeptical | 16 – 25: Mixed | 26 – 35: Positive

A score of 23 falls in the Mixed range, suggesting the person sees some potential personal benefits of change but also has notable reservations or uncertainty.

example score

15/35

Change Implementability (CI)

Measures how capable and resourced a person feels to handle organizational changes and adapt successfully.

Low feasibility

Moderate feasibility

High feasibility

5 – 17: Low feasibility | 18 – 26: Moderate feasibility | 27 – 35: High feasibility

A score of 15 falls in the Low feasibility range, suggesting the person currently doubts having enough skills or resources to cope effectively with upcoming changes.

example score

17/35

Leadership Support (LS)

Measures how much employees perceive management as supportive and committed to the planned organizational changes.

Low support perceived

Moderate support perceived

High support perceived

5 – 15: Low support perceived | 16 – 25: Moderate support perceived | 26 – 35: High support perceived

A score of 17 suggests a moderate perception of management support, indicating some signs of leadership backing for change alongside noticeable uncertainty or mixed signals.

example score

25/70

Change Appropriateness (CA)

Measures how strongly a person believes the planned changes are appropriate, aligned with organizational goals, and beneficial for effectiveness.

Low relevance

Moderate relevance

High relevance

10 – 30: Low relevance | 31 – 50: Moderate relevance | 51 – 70: High relevance

A score of 25 suggests low perceived relevance, meaning the changes are currently seen as not well-aligned with priorities or unlikely to improve organizational effectiveness.

example score

49/175

Readiness for Organizational Change (RfOC)

Measures how positively a person views organizational changes and how willing they are to support and engage with them.

Low readiness

Moderate readiness

High readiness

25 – 74: Low readiness | 75 – 124: Moderate readiness | 125 – 175: High readiness

A score of 49 indicates low readiness for organizational change, suggesting a generally cautious or skeptical stance toward upcoming changes and limited willingness to engage with them.

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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Employees facing upcoming change

41%OF USERS

People who hear about reorganizations, new systems, or new processes and want to understand how ready they feel to adapt.

Managers leading transitions

34%OF USERS

Team leads and project managers who need a quick read on their group’s support, confidence, and likely resistance to changes.

HR and change consultants

25%OF USERS

HR specialists and internal/external consultants who collect data to plan communication, training, and targeted support during transformation.

BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.

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Personal relationship (Pr)

Average

26.2

Normal range

20.8 — 31.7

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Feasibility of Changes (FoC)

Average

22.2

Normal range

18.2 — 26.2

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Management Support (MS)

Average

26.4

Normal range

21 — 31.7

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Relevance of changes (Roc)

Average

28.1

Normal range

19 — 37.3

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Readiness for Organizational Change (RfOC)

Average

119.8

Normal range

100.2 — 139.4

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175

Majority

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CLEAR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this questionnaire measure?

It measures psychological readiness for upcoming workplace changes. It assesses support for change, confidence, and willingness to take on new roles or requirements.

How long does it take to complete and how many items are included?

Completion typically takes about 5 minutes. The questionnaire contains 25 items.

How should items be answered?

Rate each statement based on current thoughts, feelings, and motivation related to work changes. Answer all items using the response options provided, without overthinking.

How are the results used?

Results indicate areas of readiness and potential resistance to change. They can guide planning for communication, training, and targeted support during implementation.

Is this a clinical or diagnostic assessment?

No, it is not a clinical diagnostic instrument. It is intended for organizational assessment and development decisions related to change.

WHAT THE TEST MEASURES

About This Assessment

Readiness for Organizational Change (ROC) Test - Symptoms and Signs

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This self-report measure evaluates an individual’s attitudes and perceived preparedness for change initiatives in the workplace. Readiness for Organizational Change (ROC) is intended to support an initial appraisal of change-related perceptions that may affect engagement with planned organizational transitions.

The instrument includes 25 items and typically requires about 5 minutes to complete. Items ask respondents to rate their thoughts and feelings about workplace change, which can help identify potential facilitators (e.g., openness and perceived capability) and barriers (e.g., hesitation or low confidence) relevant to implementation efforts. The measure is attributed to William A. Pasmore and Richard W. Woodman.

Results from Readiness for Organizational Change (ROC) are commonly used to inform planning and communication strategies, target support needs, and guide follow-up discussion at the individual or group level. Interpretation should consider organizational context and be integrated with other sources of information (e.g., interviews, performance data) rather than used as a standalone determinant of readiness.

Author: Richard W. Woodman, William A. Pasmore

Literature: Holt, D. T., Armenakis, A. A., Feild, H. S., & Harris, S. G. Readiness for organizational change: The systematic development of a scale. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science. 2007.

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