These are the challenges Maya will face throughout the year. Toggle layers to see how they compound.
20 challenges
Coaching intelligence across the entire org
Everything you just saw with Maya is happening for tens of thousands of people across the organization, simultaneously.
Was 62% six months ago. Post-reorg coaching drove a shift toward structured problem-framing before action — visible in 1:1 coaching themes across Engineering and Ops.
Was 54% six months ago. Biggest driver: managers learning to translate strategy changes into language their teams can act on — spiked after Q3 reorg communications.
Mid-level managers connecting team work to org-level priorities — up from near-zero before Nadia launched. Now the fastest-closing gap in the organization.
Was 34% six months ago — flat. 89 managers now in data coaching paths. Gap starting to move for the first time this quarter.
Was 36% six months ago — improving slowly. Financial reasoning woven into 34 coaching conversations this month. Front-line managers still struggle to connect output to business impact.
Was the #1 gap six months ago at 41%. Nadia's coaching is actively closing it — now showing in the "skills being built" column. The model for how coaching closes gaps.
Sentiment recovered +3.2 pts since the reorg — Nadia coaching correlated with the inflection in February.
This data doesn't come from surveys. It comes from what people are actually telling Nadia — and what she's observing in how they work.
↑ 34% from last quarter · Follow-through rate: 87%
Most were feedback conversations managers had been postponing. Of those coached, 91% rated the conversation as more productive than previous attempts.
People tell Nadia what they won't tell HR. This is what the organization is actually working through right now.