For founders finishing Chaos to Alignment™ for Startups

You know where your team loses traction.
Now put the whole team through it.

The Five Behaviors® is an assessment-based program that takes what you learned as a founder and makes it shared. Your team completes the assessment, sees its own profile, and works the model together — trust, conflict, commitment, accountability, results.

  • 15–20 minutes. Enough to scope your team, your headcount, and your timeline.
  • No pitch. We walk the four ways to run it and tell you which one fits.
  • Delivered online. Distributed teams run the full program remotely.

Symphony 100 is an independent Authorized Partner of The Five Behaviors®, delivered by a Certified Practitioner.

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The course was for you.
This is for your team.

Chaos to Alignment™ gave you a founder's read on where alignment breaks down — decisions that don't stick, disagreement that goes underground, commitments nobody owns.

That read is still yours alone. The Five Behaviors® is what makes it the team's. Everyone completes an assessment, the team sees one shared profile of how it actually works together, and then you practice the model against real decisions until the behavior changes.

1

Everyone assesses

Each team member completes The Five Behaviors® assessment online.

2

The team sees itself

One team profile shows where the team sits on each of the five behaviors — and where it doesn't.

3

You work the model

Facilitated sessions, run online, where the team practices on decisions it is actually facing.

4

You re-measure

A progress report shows what moved, so the work has a scoreboard rather than a feeling.

The Model

Five behaviors, in order. Each one only works if the one below it does.

Based on Patrick Lencioni's New York Times best-selling book, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team.

  • Trust One Another

    When team members are genuinely transparent and honest with one another, it forms a safe environment that creates and builds vulnerability-based trust.

  • Engage in Conflict Around Ideas

    With trust, team members are able to engage in unfiltered, constructive debate of ideas.

  • Commit to Decisions

    When team members are able to offer opinions and debate ideas, they feel heard and respected, and will be more likely to commit to decisions.

  • Hold One Another Accountable

    Once everyone is committed to a clear plan of action, they will be more willing to hold one another accountable.

  • Focus on Achieving Collective Results

    The ultimate goal is the achievement of results, unlocked through implementing the model's principles of Trust, Conflict, Commitment, and Accountability.

Four ways to run it

Buy the pieces, or hand us the whole thing.

Which one fits depends on how many people you're putting through it and whether you want to facilitate it yourself. That's the call.

01 · Assessments & Profiles

Assess the team, get the profiles

Your team completes the assessment and receives individual and team profiles. Progress reports let you re-measure the same team later.

Priced per person
02 · Facilitation Kit

Run it yourself, in house

The kit contains the facilitation materials for Team Development and Personal Development — everything needed to deliver the program with your own people.

One-time purchase
03 · Certification

Become a Certified Practitioner

Train and certify someone on your side to deliver The Five Behaviors® on an ongoing basis. Certification requires the Facilitation Kit, so we quote the two together.

Facilitation Kit required
04 · Done for you

We run the whole program

Assessments, profiles, and facilitated delivery — handled end to end, online. Quoted per engagement once we know headcount and scope.

Quoted on the call

Not sure which one? That is exactly what the call is for.

Book the call and we'll scope it with you.

Fifteen to twenty minutes. Bring your headcount and roughly when you want to run it — we'll tell you which of the four routes makes sense and what it takes.

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