FRONTLINECOMPETENCE

Cases

This is what we've helped other organisations with

A selection of the challenges we've helped leaders, teams and organisations with. The examples are anonymised but drawn from reality.

Team & Organisation

A clinic experienced collaboration problems in the administration

Collaboration was fundamentally good, but a busy everyday life created misunderstandings, irritation and disagreements. Employees wanted concrete tools to handle disagreements before they developed into conflicts.

Strategy

A management team struggled to make joint decisions

The leaders were skilled individually, but pulled the organisation in different directions. There was a need for shared priorities, clearer role distribution and a common strategic direction.

Strategy

A company needed to implement a major change

Management had decided on a new direction, but employees were uncertain about the purpose and consequences. The task was to create understanding, engagement and ownership of the change.

Team & Organisation

A department wanted better cross-functional collaboration

Different professional groups had difficulty understanding each other's perspectives. The result was frustration, silos and unnecessary conflicts. The goal was to create greater understanding and better collaboration.

Individual

A new leader wanted to find their own leadership style

The leader had strong professional competence but experienced challenges leading former colleagues, setting direction and handling difficult conversations.

Individual

An experienced leader wanted greater impact

The leader delivered good results but found that messages didn't always have the desired effect on employees, colleagues or management.

Strategy

A clinic wanted to develop its strategy

Operations were running smoothly, but the owners lacked the time and space to discuss future opportunities, priorities and the clinic's longer-term development.

Team & Organisation

An organisation experienced declining wellbeing

The workplace assessment showed signs of poor wellbeing, and employees called for greater openness, better dialogue and more trust between management and staff.

Team & Organisation

A management team wanted greater psychological safety

Meetings were characterised by politeness and surface-level agreement, but the difficult topics were rarely discussed openly. The goal was to create a space where disagreement could be used constructively.

AI

A company wanted to get started with AI

Employees had heard about the possibilities but didn't know where to start. The focus was on turning AI from theory into concrete tasks and gains in everyday work.

AI

A director wanted personal sparring on AI

There was a wish to quickly understand the possibilities of artificial intelligence and turn them into better decisions, higher productivity and new ways of working.

Team & Organisation

A team needed a check-up

There were no major conflicts, but collaboration had become shaped by habits and unspoken expectations. The team wanted to strengthen relationships and prevent future challenges.

Individual

An organisation wanted to develop the leaders of the future

Skilled specialists had to be prepared for the leadership role and learn to create results through other people rather than through their own expertise alone.

Team & Organisation

A company wanted to strengthen collaboration between management and employees

Both parties wanted the same thing, but communication, expectations and decision-making processes created unnecessary tension in everyday work.

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