People Pillar

People Management so
the team executes to standard.

We organize roles, goals and routines so strategy leaves the paper. With the T.A.C. method (Training, Accompaniment and Accountability), the team knows what to do, is followed up with data and held accountable fairly.

T.A.C. pillars

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Accountability with data and history

Accountability without training

Objections we have heard

Does my team really
need management?

"My team already knows what to do."

Knowing is not practicing. Without a documented standard and follow up, everyone does it their own way and results vary. We define the standard and the routine so it is practiced every day.

"I do not have time to follow up with the team."

That is why the management routine exists: short meetings, with agenda and minutes, and indicators by area. Follow up stops being improvised and fits into the schedule.

"Holding people accountable creates conflict."

Conflict comes from accountability without criteria. When the employee has been trained and followed up, accountability is based on data and history, and becomes fair for everyone.

"Isn't this HR's job?"

HR handles hiring, payroll and compliance. We organize day to day team management: roles, goals, routines and the connection between what strategy defines and what the team executes.

People pillar steps

How we organize
the team in practice.

Roles and responsibilities map

We make it clear who does what, who decides what and what only the owner does today, so the business stops depending on a single person.

Roles mapResponsibility matrixDecisions by level

Goals and indicators by area

Each area and each leader with clear goals and simple indicators, connected to the company's objective.

Goals by areaKPIs by leaderTraffic light dashboard

Management routine

We set the rhythm of weekly, monthly and quarterly meetings, with agenda, data and a decision log.

Meeting calendarStandard agendasDecision minutes

Training (T.A.C.)

We train leaders and teams on the defined standard, with permanent reference material.

Standard onboardingLeadership trainingReference material

Follow up and accountability (T.A.C.)

We follow up on practice, give data based feedback and hold people accountable consistently, at proportional levels.

Data based feedbackProcess reviewAccountability levels

The team's results are, above all, the manager's responsibility. When the manager trains with quality, follows up consistently and holds people accountable with authority, performance is not an accident: it is the natural consequence.

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People Management sothe team executes to standard.

Does my team reallyneed management?

How we organizethe team in practice.