Overview
Let’s make change feel good
In order to thrive during change, organisations must equip their people with the skills needed for success. While the list of essential skills may vary from organisation to organisation, in a world where we don’t know the challenges of tomorrow, there is one skill everyone needs:adaptability.
Our approach
Scalable development that fits around your people’s life and work
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1. Measure
An easy-to-use, robust diagnostic with 30 questions that can be completed in just 5 minutes.
An easy-to-use, robust diagnostic with 30 questions that can be completed in just 5 minutes.
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2. Understand
Learners get immediate access to a personalised report designed to help them understand their strengths and development areas.
Learners get immediate access to a personalised report designed to help them understand their strengths and development areas.
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3. Develop
Access 5 bite-sized digital learning modules designed to develop adaptability through highly applicable top tips, real-life dilemmas, videos, quizzes and much more.
Access 5 bite-sized digital learning modules designed to develop adaptability through highly applicable top tips, real-life dilemmas, videos, quizzes and much more.
How we define adaptability
The key skill needed for change
The 5 types of adaptability
Adaptability is not a single skill. In fact, we recognise five different types of adaptability. Each type helps us to respond effectively to our environment and the unique circumstances that we find ourselves in.
Learning adaptability
Our brains are purpose-built to continue learning across our lifetime – we just need to keep fuelling this process and step outside our comfort zone. Proactive adaptability helps us to stay ahead of the game.
Creative adaptability
Each day, we face tough challenges, often with limited time and resources. Creative adaptability helps us to come up with the best solutions, identifying both marginal improvements and original solutions to challenges.
Reactive adaptability
Our ‘fight vs flight’ instinct can kick in when faced with change, setbacks and pressure. Reactive adaptability is our ability to remain ‘in control’ in these moments and think and act rationally.
Social adaptability
At our core, human beings are social creatures. People who exhibit high social adaptability are able to adjust their approach based on the views, feelings and needs of others.
Lifestyle adaptability
We all know it would be impossible to sprint a whole marathon. Slowing down to catch our breath is sometimes needed to stay at our best. Lifestyle adaptability is about understanding and applying this knowledge in day-to-day life.