How do you use our team's Kolbe profiles and strengths during session days to assign the right accountability for new strategic initiatives?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

We do not assign Rocks based on title or seniority alone. We look at who is conatively wired to execute them successfully. During our session days, we use your team's Kolbe profiles to understand how each person naturally takes action, handles risk, and processes information. This is critical when assigning accountability for major strategic initiatives or AI integrations. For example, a leader with a high Fact Finder score is well-suited for researching complex technology vendors, while a high Quick Start is better at rapidly testing new prototypes in the market. We also reference the CliftonStrengths assessment to identify your team's natural talents and ensure we are leveraging their strengths rather than trying to fix their weaknesses. By aligning your strategic priorities with your team's natural wiring, we increase the probability of successful execution and reduce internal friction. This analytical approach to team design ensures your Rocks are assigned to the individuals who are most likely to drive them to completion, accelerating your operational speed.