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How training keeps working in daily practice

Spread over time, with clear ownership and visible progress, built into daily work

Not all training fails on content. It often breaks down because application, ownership and follow-up are not built into the work. Just-in-time competence development starts from priority frictions, turns them into focused competence development, and builds application into the rhythm of work.

How about introducing just-in-time learning to your next training?

See the impact for each of the three typical ways trainings are organised.

CRITERION

Just-in-time learning

Sprint approach (agile)

Classic rollout

Starting point

Starts from commercial challenges people face today and is designed for adoption

Plan per cycle, adjust based on feedback

Content and agenda are fixed upfront

Rhythm

Short blocks, spread over time, with application in between

Iterations per cycle, regular touchpoints and sometimes coaching

1–2 full days, then back to routine

APPLICATION AT WORK

Built in through field assignments embedded in the work rhythm

Supported through coaching or assignments

Left to individual discipline

KEEPING IT ALIVE IN THE ROUTINE

2 minutes a day learning via mobile to support application in daily work

Repetition at the start of the next cycle

Loose tips or reminder cards

Making coaching easier

Shared language and adoption tracking make coaching personal and more specific, with clear signals and visible progress

Coaching moments spread over time

Managers have to “fit it in”

Visible progress

Simple indicators make adoption, knowledge and application visible, so you can see what works and where support or adjustments are needed

Coaching feedback and check-ins

Evaluations and satisfaction

Focus

Adoption and repeatable behavior under pressure

Incremental improvement and adjustment

Sessions and knowledge transfer

Just-in-time
learning Sprint
approach Classic
rollout

Just-in-time learning

Starting pointStarts from commercial challenges people face today and is designed for adoption

RhythmShort blocks, spread over time, with application in between

ApplicationBuilt in through field assignments embedded in the work rhythm

Repetition2 minutes a day learning via mobile to support application in daily work

CoachingShared language and adoption tracking make coaching personal and more specific, with clear signals and visible progress

ProgressSimple indicators make adoption, knowledge and application visible, so you can see what works and where support or adjustments are needed

FocusAdoption and repeatable behavior under pressure

Sprint approach (agile)

Starting pointPlan per cycle, adjust based on feedback

RhythmIterations per cycle, regular touchpoints and sometimes coaching

ApplicationSupported through coaching or assignments

RepetitionRepetition at the start of the next cycle

CoachingCoaching moments spread over time

ProgressCoaching feedback and check-ins

FocusIncremental improvement and adjustment

Classic rollout

Starting pointContent and agenda are fixed upfront

Rhythm1–2 full days, then back to routine

ApplicationLeft to individual discipline

RepetitionLoose tips or reminder cards

CoachingManagers have to “fit it in”

ProgressEvaluations and satisfaction

FocusSessions and knowledge transfer

What we organize differently

From priority commercial frictions to a focused competence mix

Today’s deal frictions translate into a clear focus and a role-specific competence mix, designed for different experience levels

Sessions that feel like progress in the work

Live deals, customer situations and win strategy stay central. That way, each session supports the work instead of feeling like extra training.

Science-backed and in practice proven building blocks in the right order

Proven building blocks come together in the right order, so people can apply them directly in real situations.

A program design that protects selling time

Short blocks spread over time, with application and follow up in between, so time out of the field stays minimal and avoids work disruption

Two minutes a day to keep it alive

2-8 min. on the job training and micro-assignments support daily application, keep the shared language alive, and help break the forgetting curve.

Visible progress, so coaching takes less time and becomes more specific

A simple heatmap and clear signals show what works and where individual or group support is needed.

Optional

If your CRM can evolve too, we can bring the same language into it there as well. That makes CRM easier to use and more consistently adopted. We have a separate program for CRM.

Now we’re in the middle of the competition and we have to focus on just winning the next game.

Vincent Kompany FC Bayern München

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Sales teams play multiple games in parallel. Training only works when it helps people take the next best action in each live deal, while keeping the pipeline healthy.

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This strengthens collaboration, gives the team energy and builds the confidence to apply it in the field, where pressure is always present.

Let’s discuss your situation

Not sure where to start or how to sharpen the scope?

A lightweight QuickScan™ to align priorities, define scope, and design a just-in-time learning rhythm that fits your reality.

When leaders see different priorities, “good training” quickly turns into a compromise program. The QuickScan™ helps you choose a sharp focus and translate it into a workable program.

When does it help?

Leaders name different priorities or “good” looks different per team
Training evaluations are good, but adopting and field outcomes lag behind
You want impact fast, without pulling people out of selling time
You suspect role/experience diversity is driving uneven outcomes

What will you get?

A clear description of priority frictions (and why they matter now)
A focused competence mix per role, including different experience levels
Suggestions for context adjustments that remove “before/during/after” blockers (ownership clarified)
A recommended program design and timing plus a baseline for progress tracking

What do we look at?
(only what is relevant)

Audience & roles: short interviews to understand what people in the field see as commercial blockers and accelerators
Work context: value proposition, deal complexity, ways of working, tools, support, messaging and marketing support
Signals: pipeline dynamics, targets and challenges, plus a short survey on sales reflexes in real customer situations

Optional

If the most important levers sit beyond the training scope, we can extend the same approach into a broader QuickScan™ — but only when that really adds value.

Why do it?

Reduce the risk of a one-size-fits-all program and make better-informed choices
Create buy-in from all stakeholders on scope, program content and ownership
Ensure the program design matches real work, so it keeps working in practice

Already clear on your priority frictions?

Skip the QuickScan™ and go straight to program design.

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