The one-day intervention that stops your best people from being lost to expectations you never told them.
The job description is the legal document, and everyone has read it.
The asks that get rewarded, punished and promoted are unwritten, and the employee discovers them over two years, or at the exit.
The role that quietly loses scope, and the person who leaves because of it.
The requirement that was never said out loud, and decides who gets through.
The employee's and the manager's, compared, and made explicit.
It surfaces as words months before it surfaces as a resignation.
Per team, manager and reports together, because the design is deliberate.
Two expectations documents, and the method to keep them current.
Not a job-description rewrite. Not a competency framework. Not a training. It is the role as it is actually done, written down so it can be taught.
Read the job description, the appraisal criteria and the exit reasons for the role. Walk the role for a week. Name the unsaid tasks. Write the map: what is said, what is unsaid, and what to teach.
The job description, and a week of access to the person in the role.
From ₹1,00,000.
What moves it: the number of roles and whether the exits can be traced.
Tell us the team and the format, and we will scope it.
Request a Proposal