Most training is forgotten by Friday. Ours shows up the next morning.
A day-60 session checks what stuck and what didn't, and the between-sessions feed keeps the shared language in front of both teams in the weeks between.
It sticks.
- People apply it the next morning. That's the test we hold ourselves to.
- It starts live, so the language belongs to the team, not to an app.
- Short refreshers between sessions keep it alive.
Built to be used Monday, not remembered at the offsite.
Every program follows the same arc. The live sessions build the language; everything around them keeps it in use months later.
DISC Assessment
For both teams, before anyone is in a room
Session 1Live
The combined style map: where the two cultures differ and where they meet. Half a day in person, or two 90-minute virtual sessions
Session 2Live
One set of client-service and working agreements
Session 3 ยท about day 60Live
What stuck, what didn't, and what to fix
Pulse
Three quick questions after every session. Did it get used?
Between-sessions feed
Short clips in the HumanCoda app, one idea at a time.
Check-in
What stuck, what didn't, and what's next.
RefreshLive
A return session, booked on day one.
What your team sees between sessions. One idea, under a minute.
Still used years later
One client team is still using the framework, and talking about "the birds," years after the training.
Measured the next morning
A three-question pulse after every session turns "it sticks" into a number you can see.
A return visit, built in
Your refresh session is booked on day one, before the language has a chance to fade.
Where do you want to go from here?
Talk to us about an acquisition
A 20-minute call. We'll shape the program to your team and timeline.
Start the conversation โBWill it fit my people?
Mapped by style, not by firm
How it fits this team, not a generic one โCIs it worth it right now?
Keep advisors and clients through the integration
What doing nothing could cost you โDifferent moment? Choose again โ
