The Team Clinic

Find the right starting point.

Describe what you are seeing in plain terms. This takes two to four minutes and ends with a suggested starting point, the reasoning behind it, and a summary you can send me or keep for yourself.

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  1. 1 Who this is about
  2. 2 What you are seeing
  3. 3 Context
  4. 4 Starting point

Who is this about?

Pick the closest fit. If the concern spans more than one, choose where it shows up most visibly — the intake can still point elsewhere.

What are you seeing?

Open any group and select what sounds familiar. Choose as many as apply across as many groups as apply — the combination matters more than any single item.

Nothing selected yet.

A little context

Two quick questions. They shape the suggestion and travel with your summary.

A starting point

Based on what you selected. This is a suggestion rather than a diagnosis — the right scope follows from the problem, and most engagements draw on more than one thing.

Levels are a starting point, not a catalog. Work rarely stays in one category: a team session can surface something structural, and a leadership cohort can reveal that several people are describing the same obstacle. Scope follows the difficulty.