CORE Communication Training
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Comfort: steady, warm, reads the room before speaking.
Optimism: energetic, adaptable, people first.
Resolution: fast, decisive, allergic to being stuck.
Exactness: thorough, careful, high standards.
SAME PITCH. FOUR LISTENERS.
We train your employees to interact with one another more effectively, but we also train them to interact with customers more effectively. Watch what happens when a well-meaning rep gives one pitch to four different people:
One pitch. One delighted customer, and three who heard something else entirely. CORE-trained employees spot which doorway they’re talking to first, then deliver the same honest message through it, with teammates and with customers.
Now the same rep reads the doorway first, then delivers the same honest facts four different ways:
Same rep. Same facts. Four doorways, four yeses. That’s what CORE training installs: your people hear each pitch land, watch for the response, and adapt the doorway, never the truth.
Not fewer conversations. The same conversations, landing the way each person can hear them.
A Comfort employee hears feedback as rejection unless it opens with reassurance. A Resolution employee hears reassurance as stalling. Managers learn which one they're talking to before they open their mouth.
Most team friction is two styles misreading each other as rude. Once both people can name the pattern, the argument usually ends before it starts.
Public praise motivates an Optimism type and mortifies an Exactness type. Recognition is only recognition if the person receiving it feels recognized.
Gallup measured what engaged teams do differently. Here is that gap, applied to your numbers.
Differentials are Gallup's top-quartile vs bottom-quartile engagement figures (Q12 Meta-Analysis, 10th edition, 2020), scaled by your engagement rating. They describe what engaged teams do, not what any training guarantees.

The CORE framework and every module in the program come from Dr. Slade's work with leaders and teams: a survey that sorts people into four communication styles, and a shared language for feedback, conflict, accountability, and recognition across all four.
An average team (one manager, ten employees, live training) is $3,000 one time.