Thirty minutes. One role. Three things written down.

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Executive Workshops

One room. Your next three roles.

Leadership teams. Half a day, on site, with the people who actually hold a veto. Cheaper to find the disagreement here than in an offer discussion.

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45 min · with Konstanty, not a sales rep · you leave with a diagnosis either way

A team at a long table, writing
Length
Half a day
Where
On site
Who
Leadership team
Material
Your hiring plan
Price
Price on request

The cost of improvising

Four people read the same job description and picture four candidates. You find that out in the offer stage, when it is expensive. A morning in a room is cheaper than another bad senior hire.

What it is

One room, one leadership team, your real hiring plan. We take the next three or four roles and define them properly. It is usually the first time the group finds out they disagree about what a role is for – which is cheaper to discover here than in an offer discussion.

Length

Half a day

A morning in one room. There are no slides.

Who

Leadership team

The people who actually hold a veto on the roles you are about to fill.

Material

Your hiring plan

The next three or four roles, defined properly before anyone is interviewed.

Put the people who hold a veto in a room with the seats you are actually trying to fill. Stay until the mission is one sentence they can all say, and Monday has a named owner. There are no slides.

Where this is useful

  • Leadership teams about to hire a layer, not a person.
  • Founders and execs who keep discovering disagreement in the offer stage.
  • Organisations that want the method in-house before anyone joins a cohort.

Where it is not

  • A keynote. This is a working session.
  • Employer-brand theatre.
  • Teams that will not put real roles in the room.

What leaders say

Learning to articulate clear role expectations and the attributes candidates need to succeed has transformed my hiring approach. With that foundation, every subsequent decision becomes straightforward – we cut time-to-offer by ~30%* on our next engineering round. I appreciated the class for its pragmatic, easy-to-apply framework.

Christoph Henzelmann

Engineering Chapter Lead, DKB

DKB
Konstanty’s "School of Hiring" is a must for any hiring manager. Throughout the programme, he not only breaks down the “why” behind each training module, but also equips you with a clear, actionable toolkit for every step of your hiring process, from the preparation all the way to crafting an onboarding plan for your new hire. I especially loved the "Hiring blueprint" and "Interview Mastery" modules. What really sets this programme apart are the 1:1 coaching sessions – first-year attrition on those hires dropped ~25%*. Can’t recommend it enough!

Stiliyana Yordanova

Engineering Manager, DKB Code Factory

DKB Code Factory
Konstanty and the team he built around him, is ultra-professional, laser-focused, no-frills and altogether a joy to work with. Our leadership debriefs stopped looping – decision cycles shortened by roughly two weeks* per senior hire.

Christoph Monnet

Board Member, Hypoport InsureTech

Hypoport
Konstanty is one of the most insightful professionals I’ve worked with when it comes to hiring and organizational strategy. His ability to combine a deep understanding of business with a methodical, people-focused approach is exceptional. Working with him has been a game-changer – agency spend down ~40%* in two quarters as managers owned the process. If you’re serious about building a high-performing team, he is the person you need by your side.

Oliver Aust

Founder, Eo Ipso

Eo Ipso Communications

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Agenda

A glass-walled corridor of meeting rooms

09:00

The next four roles

Not a tour of the org chart. The seats you are actually trying to fill this half. We put them on the table and ask, for each one, why it exists for the next twelve months.

You produce

The seats you are actually trying to fill this half, each with why it exists for the next twelve months.

An empty meeting room with a long table by the windows

10:30

Where you disagree

Four people read a job description and picture four candidates. In a room, that becomes audible. We stay with it until the mission is one sentence the veto-holders can all say.

You produce

One mission sentence the veto-holders can all say.

A hand writing notes beside a cup of coffee

12:00

Definitions you can hire against

Outcomes with dates. Three to five competencies. Short enough to remember in an interview. This is the page the panel will actually use, so it has to fit on one.

You produce

Outcomes with dates and three to five competencies, on one page the panel will actually use.

A laptop on a standing desk by a tall window

13:00

What happens on Monday

A named owner for each loop. Who writes the scorecard. Which role you open first. The workshop ends when that is decided, not when the slides run out – there are no slides.

You produce

A named owner for each loop, who writes the scorecard, and which role you open first.

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You leave with

  1. 01

    Roles the room agrees on

    The next three or four seats, defined as mission, outcomes and competencies – not a recycled job description.

  2. 02

    The disagreement, named

    It is usually the first time the group finds out they do not mean the same thing by the role. That is the work.

  3. 03

    A veto list that is short

    Who actually has to sign off, and who has been copied out of habit. Hiring gets faster when this is honest.

  4. 04

    Monday, specified

    What gets written up, who owns the loop, and which role you fill first.

Before and after

  • Before

    Four people read the same job description and picture four candidates.

    After

    The next three or four seats, defined as mission, outcomes and competencies.

  • Before

    You find the disagreement in the offer stage, when it is expensive.

    After

    The disagreement is named in the room, while it is still cheap to resolve.

  • Before

    Everyone is copied; nobody owns the loop.

    After

    A named owner for each loop, who writes the scorecard, and which role you open first.

First win

The first role on the table: why it exists for the next twelve months, in one sentence the veto-holders can all say.

Who teaches it

Konstanty Sliwowski

Konstanty Sliwowski

Published author. Twenty years hiring internationally — a thousand hiring decisions lived with. The work is done on your live roles, and watched the way surgery is watched.

  • Author of Get to the Point
  • Twenty years hiring internationally
  • A thousand hiring decisions lived with
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Larger organisations usually start here and move people into cohorts afterwards.

What happens next

  1. 01

    Book the call

    Pick a time and tell me what you are hiring for.

  2. 02

    The call

    45 minutes on your hiring today, the gap, and whether this offer fits.

  3. 03

    Dates

    Within one working day of the call: the dates, and what to have ready.

  4. 04

    Put the roles in the room

    You bring the next three or four roles and everyone who can veto the hire. There are no slides. We leave when the definitions and the Monday plan are decided.

Investment

Price on request

No hard sell. If it is not a fit, I will say so.

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Included

  • Half a day on site with the people who actually hold a veto
  • The next three or four roles defined as mission, outcomes and competencies
  • A veto list that is honest
  • A Monday plan: who writes up, who owns the loop, which role you fill first

Before you apply

Do we need slides?

There are none. You bring the next three or four roles. We leave when the definitions and the Monday plan are decided.

Who has to be in the room?

Everyone who can veto the hire. If they are not there, you will rediscover the disagreement later – usually in an offer discussion.

Is this a training day?

It is a working session on your hiring plan. People leave with pages they can use, not notes about a framework.

What usually comes next?

Larger organisations often move managers into Hiring Mastery cohorts afterwards, once the leadership team has agreed what the roles are for.

Next step

If the next three hires matter, put the people with a veto in a room for a morning.

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