A practical 6-week program designed for managers and aspiring leaders. Learn communication, decision-making, delegation, and leadership skills through real-world examples that you can apply immediately at work.
Learn how to communicate with clarity, confidence, and purpose in every meeting or presentation. Structure your updates, ideas, and recommendations the way senior leaders expect, ensuring your message is memorable, persuasive, and inspires confidence among colleagues, stakeholders, and decision-makers alike.
Develop the confidence to delegate meaningful responsibilities instead of simply assigning routine tasks. Empower team members with ownership, provide clear expectations, maintain accountability, and create an environment where people grow independently without constant supervision or unnecessary micromanagement from you.
Master difficult workplace discussions by delivering constructive feedback with empathy, professionalism, and confidence. Address performance issues, resolve conflicts, set healthy boundaries, and confidently disagree with senior leaders while maintaining strong relationships, mutual respect, and long-term professional credibility.
Build the ability to make informed decisions even when information is incomplete or constantly changing. Evaluate risks, prioritize effectively, communicate your reasoning clearly, and confidently guide your team forward while taking responsibility for outcomes and continuously learning from every experience.
Every module ends with a real workplace task, reviewed by your mentor before the next module unlocks.
A 360-style self-audit against the five habits above, plus a baseline recording of how you currently run a meeting.
Rebuild how you open a meeting, frame a recommendation, and answer a challenge from someone senior to you.
Map your team's current workload, identify what only you should be doing, and script the handoff conversations.
Role-play the specific conversation you've been avoiding — a tough review, a scope pushback, a peer conflict — with mentor feedback.
A case-based sprint where you make and defend a call with incomplete data, then review the trade-offs with peers and mentor.
Leave with a written plan reviewed by your mentor, built around the specific role you're stepping into next.
Every cohort is led by mentors who've held director-and-above roles across product, operations, and engineering — not career facilitators. Your weekly 1:1 is with someone who has made the exact call you're stuck on.