Live practice for teams
Practice for the work that doesn't come with a playbook.
The tricky conversation, the decision that could go either way, the tool nobody's figured out yet. Rehearse them live, before they're real.
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Most teams get one go at the moments that matter.
A new tool everyone has to use, a reorg, a pitch you can't lose. They happen live, with everyone watching, and nobody has done them before.
- The work keeps changing faster than anyone can write it down.
- Reading about a hard conversation doesn't prepare you for one. Having it once does.
- The first time a team makes the hard choice shouldn't be the time it counts.
What practice looks like
Ninety minutes, one situation, your whole team, live.
The situation arrives
A real situation, with its own people, documents and deadline. The whole team steps in together, live.
You decide, as a team
Choices on a clock, with real trade-offs. The people in the story react to each one.
It plays out
You see how each choice plays out, for everyone it touches.
The debrief
What the team decided, where it split, and what to try next time.
Start with one moment. Keep practicing from there.
- 01 · SessionsGet ready for one big momentOne team, one moment, 90 minutes, with a Wavetable host. Start here.See a session
- 02 · ProgramsKeep practicing, session by sessionSessions on one theme, from a short sprint to a series that runs all year.See Programs
- 03 · Host your ownMake practice a habitRondo is where your team plays the sessions. Someone on your team can host them, whenever you need. In early access.Host your own
Studio · Custom builds
Built for your stage, your clients, your methods.
A conference session your guests remember, a platform your clients come back to, the way your experts work turned into something people play. That's Studio.
What practice changed at EY wavespace
“I have already used The 6 elements of CX to justify the thinking behind a massive client deliverable.”
NPS · EY wavespace, cohorts 3 and 4
+65
Cohorts 3 and 4 at EY wavespace rated their Program 8.86 out of 10, with an NPS of +65.
Drops
Play one in five minutes.
Drops are short games anyone can play. Free, no sign-up.
- Be the AgentPlay →Agentic CommerceA parent's AI agent is buying sunscreen for her six-year-old. You are the agent, seeing only the listings. Then you switch sides.
- Backseat DriverPlay →Audience-Adaptive MessagingThree stages in one day, three rooms that need the same launch told three ways. You're in the cab, rebuilding the deck.
- LockedIn your inbox the day it's out.Get it first →
Publicis Sapient
A leadership rollout people could feel
Publicis Sapient was rolling new Leadership Expectations out to 20,000 people. We turned them into a starship they play in the browser, and team leads asked for more.
EY
A CX Program for global innovation teams, rated 8.86 out of 10
EY's global innovation teams knew CX theory and had nowhere to practice it under pressure. We built the practice, then moved it onto Rondo.
The New York Times
Presentation skills for an insights team
The Times’ Audience Insights Group did excellent research, then lost the room presenting it. Two modules plus office hours closed the gap.
Insights
Over 120 articles, guides and provocations on how teams practice: scenarios, drills, and the thinking behind them.
- How teams practice
Decision Rehearsal: the skill you can't lecture into people
Pilots get simulators. The rest of us get PowerPoints. How to build the expertise that only comes from rehearsing real decisions under pressure.
- AI at work
Three AI Bets Every Services Business Is Already Making
I gave a talk in Paris on AI acceleration. Not the "here's how to write better prompts" kind. The "where are you actually placing your chips" kind.
Got a moment on the calendar?
Tell us what's coming up. We'll show you what a session would look like for your team.






