KAMOTO
Wooden blocks labelled Align, Shift, Scale and Retain

Organizational interventions by Kamoto

Another workshop?
Only if it changes something.

Organizational interventions for unclear decisions, overloaded managers and growth held together by overtime. Start with what keeps happening.

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Sound familiar?

Organizational interventions

ALIGN

Everyone agreed. Then everyone did something different.

The meeting ends with nods. By Wednesday, three teams are working to three different priorities.

We help leaders choose what comes first, settle the trade-offs and agree who can decide. People should leave knowing what to do—and what to stop.

SHIFT

Your managers have become the company’s reminder service.

They chase the update, check the handover and rescue the deadline. Again.

We work with managers and their teams on decisions, follow-through and when to ask for help. Work should move without the same person pushing it every morning.

SCALE

You doubled the team. Decisions take twice as long.

The founder still approves what twenty people used to do. There are eighty people now.

We clarify roles, approvals and handovers for the company you have become. Routine work should no longer queue at the founder’s desk.

RETAIN

They asked for help. Then they handed in their notice.

The workload was raised in three one-to-ones. The leaving date gets everyone’s attention.

We examine the recurring pressure behind avoidable departures and help leaders act on it. The people who stay should notice a difference in their working week.

The right intervention

What keeps
getting in
the way?

Find what is holding the work up. Then choose what will change it.

  • 01ALIGN
  • 03SCALE
Fingerprint-shaped operating pattern
  • 02SHIFT
  • 04RETAIN

What the work can look like

Sometimes it takes a room.
Sometimes it takes three months of doing things differently.

Our organizational development programs take different forms. A workshop can settle a decision. An executive session can resolve competing priorities. A facilitated programme gives teams time to practise new ways of working. Advisory helps leaders follow through when daily work gets in the way.

We agree on what needs to change. Then choose how to work on it.

After the workshop

The calendar invite is gone.
Is the problem?

We return to the decisions, handovers or workload that brought us in. Pulse can keep that follow-up going through advisory and remeasurement. The test is what gets easier in the working week.