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Coaching that works for both sides.

Coaching for every manager. Every direct report. Every relationship in your organization.

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Four colleagues reviewing documents at a table, with a Cloverleaf Relationship Health card for a manager and Emma Wilson: improving, with Trust and Communication as focus areas and 91% estimated conversation success

What if every manager started with a roadmap for each person they manage?

Most managers didn't choose management. They were good at their job and got promoted. Now they're responsible for people they've never led before, with no real context on who those people are.

Cloverleaf provides a complete picture of every direct report, then coaches the manager through building the relationship.

Cloverleaf drives change.

86% increase in team performance
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increase in
team performance

51% of all coaching questions are about another person
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of all coaching questions are about another person

90% of people change behavior from Cloverleaf coaching
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of people change behavior from Cloverleaf coaching

Walk into every hard conversation prepared.

Every manager has someone on their team they don't know how to reach. Cloverleaf tells them how before the conversation happens.

Feedback

Cloverleaf answer to How does Emery prefer to receive difficult feedback?: keep feedback clear and private, since Emery takes it best when it is specific, connected to something visible and grounded in practical data

Lets a manager ask any question about a direct report and get a specific, data-grounded answer.

Role Play

Role Play results for a difficult conversation practice with Kai Wilson: score 4.2, a note that Kai prefers respectful phased plans and objective criteria, 12 conversations practiced, most often with Jordan (14) and Casey (5)

Conversation practice is simulated against how a specific person actually responds. Not a generic bot.

Coach the relationship, not just the manager.

The work of making the relationship better isn't on the manager alone. Before a 1:1, the direct report gets a coaching nudge too: how to ask for what they need from someone who manages differently than they prefer to be managed.

Neither person has to go looking for insight. It shows up before the meeting where it matters most.

Multi-Relationship Assessment

Coaching for working with two team members: Quinn values direct communication, so bring a recommendation with your concern; Jordan values time to process, so ask questions before jumping to solutions

The manager gets coaching on how to approach the direct report. The direct report gets coaching on how to work with the manager.

Daily Coaching

Cloverleaf app message with meeting prep for a 1:1 with Reese from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., next to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Outlook and Google Calendar icons

Coaching that surfaces in Slack and email: a nudge before the 1:1, context before the hard conversation, daily reinforcement on the growth areas a manager or direct report is working on.

INSP

Cloverleaf is a cheat code. It gives me the ability to truly know my team and meet them where they are."

- Kevin Mills,

VP, Organizational Development & Impact

Kevin Mills

The performance review is the start, not the end.

Most development goals don't go anywhere after the review. The manager moves on to the next 1:1. The direct report files the goal somewhere and gets back to work. A year later, the next review starts from scratch.

Cloverleaf keeps the development going between meetings. A growth area set during a review shows up in Slack the next time it's relevant, before a 1:1, before the conversation where it matters.

The review doesn't end when the meeting does.

Coaching
Topics

Coaching
Plan

Meeting
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Guided
Feedback

360
Feedback

When the team changes, the coaching changes with it.

Reorgs happen. People get hired, leave, switch teams. Most coaching programs struggle to keep up. When a new direct report joins, the manager already has a picture of how they work. When the team around a direct report shifts, they get coaching on the new dynamic without waiting to figure it out themselves.

RELATIONAL

Team Relationships

A shared behavioral view of how the team works together: where there is natural alignment, where friction is likely, what changes when someone joins or leaves.

Cloverleaf New Hire Welcome meeting prep for Tariq: ask him how he likes to work, with a team note that Cameron and Tony may include him quickly while Erin and Casey may want context first
CONTEXTUAL

Team Composition Refresh

When someone joins, leaves, or changes roles, coaching updates automatically for everyone affected before day one.

16 Types team wheel with new team member Erin Lego added, showing strengths such as builds trust quickly and adapts to change, and likely concerns such as avoiding healthy conflict
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Cloverleaf helped me realize two contributors had higher leadership desires than I thought. It allows me to take advantage of strengths I wouldn't have known existed."

- Mark Flanigan,

Analyst Manager, Hewlett Packard

Marc Flanigan

Coach every relationship your people work in

Team relationships

Show every team where they work well together and where friction might occur.

  • Multi-Relationship Assessment
  • Working Style

Leader and organization

Develop every leader and the people they lead at the same time, and see which behaviors changed.

  • Coaching Topics
  • Company Customization
  • Reporting
  • Themes

New and changing teams

Help new and reorganized teams understand how each person works before their first meeting together.

  • Working Style
  • Team Relationships
  • Workday integration
  • SAP SuccessFactors integration

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team today

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