We Kept Watching the Same Movie
The director always looked surprised. "I had no idea she was unhappy." Meanwhile, the employee had been updating her LinkedIn for three months. Dropped hints in one-on-ones that went unnoticed. Finally accepted an offer from a competitor who asked one question her manager never did.
We saw this movie a hundred times across three decades of transformation work. Good managers. Good employees. Terrible visibility. By the time anyone noticed the problem, the resignation letter was already written.
Annual engagement surveys didn't catch it. They measured sentiment six months too late. Exit interviews didn't prevent it. They documented failures after the fact. Managers weren't bad. They were blind.
So we built the thing we wished existed: a system that shows managers who's drifting before they drift too far. Not surveillance. Not tracking. Just visibility into the moments that matter, delivered early enough to do something about them.