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PeopleSkillsPeopleSkills helps organizations prepare for, manage and follow up on crises and serious incidents.
This may involve developing or reviewing crisis plans, clarifying roles and responsibilities, training the management team, or providing support when something has actually occurred.
The focus is on people knowing what to do when the situation is unclear, time is short and many decisions need to be made at the same time.
A crisis plan needs to be useful when it is really needed.
PeopleSkills helps to review roles, responsibilities, decision-making paths, communication and practical routines. The plan needs to be clear enough to work under pressure, but not so comprehensive that no one uses it.
It is only in an exercise that it becomes clear whether the organization actually knows who does what.
PeopleSkills can plan and lead exercises for management teams and other key people. Afterwards, we review what worked, what was unclear, and what needs to be changed.
In the case of an ongoing or recent incident, support can also involve structure in management work, prioritization, communication and follow-up.
When the emergency is over, there is often a lot of work left to do.
The organization may need to follow up on decisions, communication and working methods, take care of lessons learned and ensure that what needs to be changed is actually done.
PeopleSkills can help structure that part and make the experiences useful for the next situation.
Do you need to review your crisis plan, train your management team or get support after a serious incident?
Get in touch and we'll start with what you have today and what needs to work better.