Service: People

Your company is only as strong as the people who work for it.

Strategy, finance, and AI work when the team can execute them. We develop people, leaders, and culture so that the company has a strong foundation to build upon.

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Signs it's time for a conversation:

Team engagement is down, even though everything else is growing.

Sales are growing, projects are succeeding, yet the team is experiencing fatigue and cynicism. We're investigating where the culture started working against the company and what to do about it.

Promoted leaders fail to manage people.

Great specialists become managers, and suddenly nothing works. We work with leaders on what they haven't learned themselves: leading a team, not a project.

The best people leave without a clear reason.

Competitive salaries, interesting projects, yet resignations are still coming in. We help understand what truly keeps people in a company and what drives them away.

AI enters the company, the team fears for its future.

The board sees AI as an opportunity, employees as a threat. We are guiding the team through this change so that people see their place in it, not its end.

DIRECTIVE 2023/970 - Job description and evaluation, preparation for gender pay gap reporting

How to prepare your organization for the Pay Transparency Directive?

Pomagamy firmom prywatnym, uczelniom oraz instytucjom publicznym przejść przez cały proces: od wartościowania stanowisk, przez audyt luki płacowej, po gotowy, audytowalny raport. Sprawdź, jak wygląda nasze podejście krok po kroku.

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What does cooperation look like?

1

Diagnosing Team and Culture

We start by understanding how people actually work in the company. We use the Gallup survey, a proven method that reveals the team's strengths, sources of engagement, and areas where the culture begins to falter.

2

Developing leaders

We work with leaders on what they haven't learned themselves: leading people, giving feedback, having difficult conversations. Individually or in a group, depending on the scale.

3

Team workshops

We run workshops that solve specific problems — not team-building trips. Communication, decisions, team roles, conflict. Specific topics, specific agreements, specific results.

4

Change management

We guide teams through change: a new strategy, AI, restructuring, or merger. We work with anxiety, resistance, and uncertainty so that change doesn't get stopped at the first hurdle.

5

Communication in the Organization

We set up communication in such a way that the strategy, decisions, and changes reach people with appropriate advance notice and context. Without this, even a good plan will be met with team resistance.

Culture is not a poster on the wall, it is how people work when no one is watching.

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How we work

Selected projects

How a public university implemented the requirements of the Pay Transparency Directive
At the university, salaries were shaped over many years. Someone received a rate upon hiring, someone else a raise for tenure, and yet another person a raise when moving between departments or taking on a new role. Each of these decisions had its justification at the time. The problem arises when all of them need to be explained by a single, consistent principle, because that is precisely what the pay transparency directive requires.
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How we organized the finances of a large public institution
Discover how we helped one of Poland's largest public universities regain control of its finances in the face of demographic challenges and rising costs, building the foundation for a data-driven management culture.
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Increasing the strategic engagement of the team
Declining trust and engagement? We transformed a business unit where only 21% of employees felt engaged. Learn how clear priorities and two-way communication reversed this trend.
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How to manage strategy in an organization where everyone has their own autonomy?
Many public universities today are asking themselves a very similar question: how to preserve freedom of decision where it is a value, while not losing sight of a common direction? Faculty autonomy works as long as someone can integrate it into a coherent whole. In the decentralized structure of a public university in Central Europe, it was possible to calmly organize the strategy—without revolution and unnecessary risk. A clear direction emerged, with discernible priorities and metrics, which provides comfort in decision-making and allows for consistent organizational development over the long term.
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Strategy definition and implementation
See how we supported an international corporation in its expansion into a new market. Despite being a "latecomer," our efforts resulted in 37% growth above forecast and record-breaking employee engagement.
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