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๐Ÿš€First-Time Manager Cohort ยท Will it stick?

Most training is forgotten by Friday. Ours shows up the next morning.

Six sessions over six to eight weeks, with short clips in between, so the language becomes habit before the old habits set.

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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.
How it sticks

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.

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Step 1

DISC Assessment

For every new manager in the cohort of 10 to 30

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Step 2

Six live sessionsLive

60 to 90 minutes each, over 6 to 8 weeks

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Step 3

Between sessions

Short clips in the app, every week of the cohort

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Step 4

Day 90

A check-in on what changed in their teams

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Next morning

Pulse

Three quick questions after every session. Did it get used?

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Weeks 1 to 8

Between-sessions feed

Short clips in the HumanCoda app, one idea at a time.

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Day 90

Check-in

What stuck, what didn't, and what's next.

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Month 6 to 12

RefreshLive

A return session, booked on day one.

What your team sees between sessions. One idea, under a minute.

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Between sessions

Not your average corporate training video.

Meet Office Planet: a wildlife documentary about the four species in your office. Teams get short, funny, memorable episodes like this in the HumanCoda app between live sessions.

Proof, not promises
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Still used years later

One client team is still using the framework, and talking about "the birds," years after the training.

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Measured the next morning

A three-question pulse after every session turns "it sticks" into a number you can see.

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A return visit, built in

Your refresh session is booked on day one, before the language has a chance to fade.