So you took the quiz and are a

Rapid
Responder?

Don’t stress, we’ve got your back.

Rapid
Responder
Defined

The “Rapid Responder” is a leader who is quick to take action believing that they are building an agile, action-oriented team.

Intention: To keep the organization moving fast.

Outcome: The leader is the first and only one responding and growing.

Your Next Steps

Follow these steps to shift from Diminishing to Multiplying.

Get Started:
5 Workarounds (2 min)

Liz Wiseman, author of Multipliers: How The Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter, introduces the “Rapid Responder” tendency and offers five simple practices to combat it.

Take Action:
Run an Experiment

Designed to help ameliorate your Rapid Responder tendency, this experiment will help you identify an important decision, frame the issue, spark a debate, and reach a decision.

Dive Deep:
Read the Book

Go beyond overcoming your diminishing tendencies and learn about becoming a Multiplier leader, someone who makes everyone around them smarter.

Read The Book

Listen To The Book

Report Back:
Share your Experience

We're excited to find out how these steps went, so keep your eyes peeled for an email coming in the next few days with this final step.

The bestselling book that inspired the quiz

Written by Liz Wiseman, Multipliers began with a simple observation: There is more intelligence inside our organizations than we are using. Learn about the disciplines that set Multiplier leaders apart by fully utilizing all the genius around them.

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Once a request is submitted, a representative will reach out to schedule a call and co-create a development strategy tailored to your organization’s needs.

So you took the quiz and are a

Rapid Responder?

Don’t stress, we’ve got your back.

Rapid Responder Defined

The “Rapid Responder” is a leader who is quick to take action believing that they are building an agile, action-oriented team. Intention: To keep the organization moving fast. Outcome: The leader is the first and only one responding and growing.

Your Next Steps

Get Started:5 Workarounds (2 min)

Take Action: Run an Experiment

"Make a Debate" Experiment

Dive Deep: Read the Book

Report Back: Share your Experience