In short
Pick a time and say what you are working on. Twenty minutes, no preparation. You leave knowing the cause and where to start. A person confirms it, usually within a day.
Work it out in a minute
Nine questions across revenue, capacity and control. Shows which of the three is costing you most, and where to start.
What we take on
Twenty minutes, one thing
Long enough to reach the cause of one thing. No brief needed. A sentence is enough.
You leave with something
What is causing it and where we would start, said on the call, whether or not there is work in it for us.
Held, then confirmed by a person
Sending holds the slot. A person confirms it, usually within a day.
No account, no cookie, no third party
The calendar is part of this site. Only the time and an address to reply to are kept.
What happens on the call
You say what keeps happening.
We ask where the work stops moving, and who it waits for.
You get the answer on the call, not in a document after it.
If there is work in it, we say what the first piece is. If not, we say that.
Questions we get
What do I need to prepare?
Nothing. If you have a number for how long something takes, bring it.
Why is it not confirmed straight away?
A person confirms it. The slot is held the moment you send it, so nobody else can take it.
What timezone are the times in?
New York. Your own time is on each button.
What if none of the times work?
Use the form at the bottom and say roughly when suits.
Is this a sales call?
It is a call about a problem. No follow up unless you ask for one.
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Shaheer leads the work, with engineers, writers, filers and analysts behind him. C-suite operations for a San Francisco AI company, Six Sigma on the process side, Anthropic certified on the Model Context Protocol, ten years across eight industries. See what we have built