For analytical managers

Unexpectedleavers

Sometimes you lose people you never expected to lose. I'm Aurélie, and through OTCHO I help managers make sense of the people side of work, with structure and science.

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Why people leaveunexpectedly

Professionals networking at a conference

No one wants to leave when they join. But people can lack the language to pinpoint what it is they need, or the safety to dare to share it.

89%
of managers believe people leave for money
12%
actually do
Branham, L., 19 700 exit interviews
Aurélie Cécile Rosette, founder of OTCHO, speaking at a conference

Relieffor managers

People are leaving unexpectedly while you are juggling a growing to-do list. You are implementing lunches to better understand, but those things take time and don't scale. Now what? More 'leadership' training? Are you supposed to read between the lines of smiles? How can you find relief?

Predictabilityfor companies

Meanwhile, the company is struggling with questionable survey data and budget allocations returning unclear ROI... Can we make it more predictable?

Clarityfor people

'Perfect' performance reviews with a sauce of unmet needs. How can people find clarity in what they need and propose next actions, proactively?

BASED ON 8 P'S OF WORK™

A shared language for what people need,sourced from 82+ years of motivation science.

440+
people in keynotes & trainings
13+
motivation models combined
The 8 P's of Work™: Pay, Progression, Prestige, People, Product, Personal, Policy, Power