I had been in management for a few years before working with the mintable. I didn't realize how much I didn't know when it came to leading people. This was such a wake up call and I can't imagine leading without it.

My company used the Mintable last fall and it was a great pre-training program for our in-person management development program. It was easy to manage, create discussions, and distribute the relevant resources across the organization. The system and the guide were easy to use and most of my management were able to immediately utilize their training into their day to day. Overall, it a fantastic system that can directly correlate to the success of you business.

The community. Don't get me wrong... the classes, content, and learning are insanely valuable and exactly what I was looking/hoping for. But the community is what makes The Mintable special. I have ongoing communications with other managers that have gone (or are going) through the same things I am. I've been able to develop some incredible relationships and meet other people managers that provide a new/different perspective. I highly utilize my internal network but it's been so helpful to talk through situations, ask questions, and learn from others outside my org with a different background and that have a fresh set of eyes. The content and classes were wonderful. As an individual contributor I found success by studying my craft, reading / listening to books and podcasts, and working closely with my enablement team. As an IC the most helpful was talking to other ICs both internally/externally for help/guidance. When I became a manager I quickly realized I didn't have a lot of those resources. Sure, I had some books / podcasts. And yes, I talked with others. But during those conversations I realized everyone was kinda just trying to figure it out as they were going. There didn't seem to be a "tool kit" or trainings I could go through like I did with Enablement. The Mintable classes is where I found the solution to this problem. Shortly after I completed by classes I signed up 2 other managers and one "soon to be manager" to get them started on an incredible foot.