
The Assessment.
Placeholder: everyone rates 36 workplace behaviors, alone and on their own time.

Illustrative team · not real results
MeshX · A behavioral diagnostic for teams
Placeholder: one or two sentences on what MeshX is, who it serves, and what a team walks away with.

The thesis
Most consulting ends in a report. Ours ends in a room.
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What MeshX is
Placeholder: a plain two-sentence definition of MeshX. What it is, and what it is not.
Placeholder: how each person moves through a hard conversation, drawn from 36 rated behaviors.
Placeholder: an asynchronous assessment, interviews, a written read and a facilitated room.
Placeholder: leadership teams, managers, cross-functional groups, whole organizations.
Placeholder: the Communication Map, the Field Map, individual profiles and the team's commitments.
01 / How it works
Placeholder: a short summary of the engagement arc from sign to debrief.

Placeholder: everyone rates 36 workplace behaviors, alone and on their own time.


Placeholder: interviews with the people who know where the friction lives.
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Placeholder: the written read on how the team talks, argues and decides.

Placeholder: a designed room, three to four hours, built around what the diagnostic found.



Placeholder: the results and the room become next steps the team can keep.
Placeholder: "You leave with a plan, not a feeling."
02 / Engagements
Placeholder: from a team running it on their own to an organization adopting the framework. Each tier leads to the next.
Placeholder: the team takes it alone; short deliverables.
On your own time→Placeholder: the full read, facilitated.
Two to four weeks→Placeholder: a year of re-measurement and working sessions.
Twelve months→Placeholder: across teams, with internal facilitators.
Eighteen months +→03 / Tested in rooms
Tested in rooms before it ever met a boardroom.
Placeholder: the framework was built at Colère Nu's Boston salons, then carried into teams.