Organisations and institutions

Help people lead, communicate and perform sustainably under pressure.

I work with specialist teams, managers, and senior professionals navigating demanding work, changing responsibilities, and unfamiliar ways of working.

Discuss a workplace need

Technical and knowledge-intensive teams · new and middle managers · specialists entering leadership · senior professionals adapting to change · cross-functional and international teams · small and medium-sized organisations and scale-ups

Where the work usually starts

Three recognisable situations. The content is chosen with the sponsor, based on the organisational need.

Managers and new leaders

What this looks like

  • Supporting the team while still delivering personally
  • Decision fatigue, and work following them into evenings
  • Strong technical expertise, little people-leadership preparation
  • Avoided boundary conversations
  • Establishing authority without pretending certainty

What we cover

  • Navigating pressure and prioritisation
  • Recovery, sleep and sustainable pace
  • Delegation, and moving from solving to enabling
  • Boundary conversations and giving feedback
  • Motivation and team dynamics
  • Building resilience
  • Basic coaching tools and techniques

Adapting to change and AI

Pilot

What this looks like

  • Senior professionals learning AI
  • Fear of visible incompetence
  • Resistance mixed with legitimate caution
  • Change fatigue
  • Difficulty translating change into team behaviour

What we cover

  • Learning visibly
  • Responsible experimentation
  • Judgement and verification
  • Team adoption conversations

Cross-functional and international teams

What this looks like

  • Misunderstandings and difficult handoffs
  • International-client friction
  • Analysis without decisions
  • Repeated meetings without ownership
  • Feedback or conflict being avoided

What we cover

  • Clearer communication and presentation skills
  • Listening without assumptions
  • Reducing meeting friction
  • Cross-cultural nuance
  • Difficult conversations

How the learning journey is structured

Every pathway is delivered as a light system, not a standalone talk.

Step 1

Alignment

Sponsor conversation and scoping.

Step 2

Delivery

Interactive workshops or 1:1 sessions.

Step 3

Application

Real-work experiments between sessions.

Step 4

Embedding

Reflection guides and a pulse check.

Ways to work together

See what each format involves →

What makes it stick

A session is more likely to transfer when the relevant manager or sponsor supports application afterwards, using the routines a team already has.

One-to-ones Performance reviews Onboarding Team meetings Retrospectives Prioritisation Workforce planning

What participants say

“I really enjoyed the energy, and it was a very safe space given the group setting. Afterwards I had more intentionality about how I ask questions. The 1:1 exercises were what I enjoyed most, rehearsing with another person in a safe environment.”

Staff Software Engineer, Barcelona

Start with the situation, not the solution.

What happens in a scoping call?

A 30-minute direct conversation to map your situation, clarify objectives, determine whether there is a fit, and give you clear context and numbers to take back to your internal stakeholders.

Discuss a workplace need

For a formal proposal or RFP, email angela@kondinska.com.