Leadership issues rarely stem from a lack of effort or intent.
More often, leadership behaviour shifts under pressure, accountability weakens, and people issues begin to repeat.
Before organisations invest in coaching, training, or leadership development programmes, we help them understand what is actually happening in the system; where leadership behaviour is breaking down, and whether intervention is genuinely required.
Our work is designed to support earlier clarity around leadership behaviour, reduce people risk, and avoid unnecessary or misdirected intervention.


Many leadership initiatives struggle not because the intervention is wrong, but because it is introduced before there is shared clarity.
When organisations experience repeated people issues, inconsistent accountability, or manager behaviour problems, the instinct is often to introduce training or coaching. Without shared clarity, this can unintentionally treat symptoms rather than causes.
Before any intervention, we provide structured insight into leadership behaviour under pressure, decision-making patterns, and where issues are emerging across teams or functions.
The Leadership Behaviour Review is a structured leadership behaviour diagnostic designed to clarify what is happening before action is taken.
It is typically used when:
Behaviour shifts noticeably under pressure.
Accountability feels inconsistent or avoided.
Leadership behaviour issues repeat across teams.
Intent and impact continue to diverge.
Workplace conflict escalates without clear cause.
The review stabilises thinking, reduces people risk, and helps organisations decide whether intervention will help — and where.
In some cases, the outcome is a decision not to intervene.


Sometimes organisations are not ready for a full diagnostic.
They need space to think clearly about what they are seeing.
The Leadership Advisory Session provides focused, confidential behavioural advice for managers and senior leaders dealing with live people issues.
It is often used as early intervention when:
A manager is unsure how to handle a situation.
Workplace conflict behaviour is emerging.
People issues are escalating but still informal.
HR or L&D is being asked to intervene without clear facts.
This is not a sales call.
It is a decision-support step to help determine what, if anything, should happen next.
Only once there is clarity do we consider intervention.
Where appropriate, work may include the following intervention pathways. These are not entry points. They are responses to what the organisation actually needs.
Used when leadership capability gaps are clearly identified and contextualised.
CPD Accredited Leadership Masterclasses.
DISC or SDI training days (profiles included).
Used when behaviour needs to shift over time, not just be understood.
1:1 leadership coaching.
Team performance coaching.
Manager mentoring.
Accountability-focused support.
Used when shared understanding, not individual capability, is the issue.
Behavioural profile training.
Business vision and values elicitation.
Team alignment work.

Intervention is always proportionate, contextual, and deliberate.
It is never applied by default.
Scope, scale, and cost are determined only after clarity is established.
Where organisations already have internal L&D or OD capability, this work is designed to complement and inform it, not replace it.

Most organisations begin in one of two ways:
Start with a Leadership Behaviour Review when clarity is needed
Begin with a Leadership Advisory Session when the picture is still forming
From there, decisions about coaching, training, or development are made deliberately, based on evidence rather than urgency.
Leadership behaviour does not improve simply because more activity is added.
It improves when organisations understand why behaviour is breaking down, particularly under pressure, and respond proportionately.
That logic underpins every service offered here.


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