PEOPLE SPRINTS

WHEN THE PEOPLE WORK NEEDS PROPER FOCUS

A man wearing a black turban and glasses speaking into a microphone at an event with people in the background.

SOME THINGS CAN’T HAPPEN IN THE MARGINS.

Sometimes the thing in front of you is too specific for ongoing counsel, but too important to leave half-built in a Google Doc.

You need a focused piece of work moved from half-formed in your head to something clear, useful, and actually working in the company.

People Sprints give you a defined project with a clear outcome. For existing People Counsel clients, these often start from a scoped block of work. For standalone projects, pricing depends on the shape and scope of the sprint.

WHEN A CONVERSATION ISN’T ENOUGH

Some people work needs more than a monthly check-in. It needs time, shape, and someone to actually build it properly.

That might be a values piece that only exists in your head, a hiring process your team can finally use, a manager toolkit, or a pay framework that makes your decisions clearer and fairer.

If we’re already working together through People Counsel, a Sprint is how we go deeper on one thing. If we’re not, we can scope a standalone project with a clear start point, outcome, and boundary.

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EXAMPLES OF PEOPLE SPRINTS

Leadership & development 

Workshops & offsites

she is truly an exceptional people person - great people are rare finds at the best of times, but HR folk that can also think commercially and strategically are particularly rare. 

We kicked off with a fixed project around pay and as a result now have:

  • A RWE pay philosophy

  • A process for benchmarking data annually

  • A guide for managers in how to have pay conversations (and we’ve done a few workshops)

  • A role-levelling framework with salary bands

Natasha Guerra, Founder + CEO, Runway East 

TELL ME WHAT NEEDS BUILDING.

If there’s one piece of people work that needs proper focus, tell me what’s going on and we’ll figure out whether a Sprint makes sense.