High-performing teams
Transform your teams and create high-performing work environments where potential is maximised.
Experiential learning at scale
The problem
Many workplace trainings on soft skills and behavioral topics like leadership and team collaboration rely on simplistic quizzes with "right" and "wrong" answers. They assume that behavioural change is as easy as following a checklist, overlooking the complexity of real-world dynamics.
Individuals experience these trainings as judgmental, non-engaging and boring. The result? No meaningful learning and no real change.
IT’S UP TO YOU
IT’S UP TO YOU develops interactive simulation trainings for organisations to help drive behavioural change on a range of business critical themes. Using experiential learning, employees freely experiment with tailored fictional workplace situations and experience the consequences of their actions. Afterwards, they participate in group-based workshops to agree on concrete behaviours and initiatives to drive measurable change.
Use cases
Transform your teams and create high-performing work environments where potential is maximised.
Enable current and future leaders with key skills to let them and their teams thrive in a changing technology landscape.
Embed new ways of working and strong, effective team cultures after impactful transformations.
Help employees practise conversations that build trust, safety and inclusive team behaviour.
Let teams explore realistic change scenarios and commit to concrete behaviours that make transformation stick.
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Web-VR experience
Get a taste of a simulation on your own device and see how a fictional workplace story invites choices, consequences and conversation.
Methodology
Many of our trainings follow this three-step methodology:
Participants start by going through an immersive simulation on a laptop, PC, or VR headset. They experience a fictional workplace story, choose how an employee responds, and see the consequences.
The simulation can play out in more than 80 different ways, encouraging employees to repeat it and experiment with different choices.
Participants use insights from the simulation in a group-based workshop, reflecting on their own attitudes and behaviors while forming consensus around what is needed.
Employees define concrete and measurable initiatives, KPIs, planning, and ownership for implementation at the relevant levels of the organisation.
Training plans
10 - 25 employees per training
High impact on-site training with professional facilitators. Ideal for leadership- and high-impact teams. No prep time, no worries.
250 - 5000+ employees
Scalable self-paced online trainings. Ideal for scaling to large groups of employees wherever and whenever you want.
Impact
Our training programs are designed to drive real behavioural change while offering scalability and measurable impact.
Training participant
"This is fun! Other trainings are so boring I put the sound off and guess the correct answers. Finally a training that engages."
Camila Lima Castro - Marketing Manager
Developed with partners and applied across organisations in Europe
Validated learning
The IT’S UP TO YOU methodology has been successfully utilised for more than 10 years to help in topics such as (cyber)bullying. It has been used by over 350,000 participants and is officially validated by academia as a sound experiential learning based training.
Tailored programs
Key behavioural themes are identified and translated into simulation scenarios that feel recognisable for your employees.
FAQ
The IT’S UP TO YOU trainings are typically used at three different levels: executive leadership, team/project leads, and operational teams.
Depending on the specific team that undergoes the training, the types of outcomes and commitments made during the exercises vary.
A combination of facilitated in-person training and self-facilitated training online.
Your executive and key leadership teams can be trained with professional trainers, while other teams can scale through self-facilitated online access, workshop materials, and Train-the-Trainer sessions.
Experiential learning allows participants to experiment with near real-life situations without actually experiencing them, raising engagement and making difficult topics easier to discuss.
It also helps participants experience a range of perspectives, train faster, apply what they learned with more confidence, and stay more connected to the content.
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