Cgility North
Before jobs. Before skills. Before AI.
Start with how you work.
What North Is
Language for Something You Already Know
Cgility North is a 60-minute facilitated workshop built around a digital tool that helps you understand how you naturally create value at work.
Not how you should work. Not what job you should get. How you actually show up when no one's telling you what to do.
There are no right answers. No ideal profiles.
Just a clearer reference point, and language you can return to.
What This Reveals
Patterns, Not Labels
North doesn't tell you who you are. It helps you notice patterns you already recognize but haven't named yet.
Through a guided experience, you'll gain visibility into:
- Core — how you tend to create value
- Lens — how that shows up across different situations
- Levers — where effort feels natural, and where it drains you
- Card — a portable summary you can return to
This isn't meant to explain everything. It's meant to give you footing.
What You'll Notice
Nothing to Perform. Nothing to Optimize.
You won't be scored, ranked, or told what to fix.
You'll be asked to notice patterns you already recognize, and given language to use them.
The aim isn't precision. It's clarity.
What You'll Leave With
A Card You'll Actually Use
The Card is a reference for how you work.
Use it when:
- You're preparing for an interview and need to explain what you bring
- You're starting a new role and figuring out how to contribute
- You're on a team and trying to explain how you work best
- Work feels unclear, and you need something to orient against
Programs that go deeper get field guides: short reference docs for applying your Card to interviews, your first 90 days, team dynamics, and more.
How North Is Experienced
Facilitated, Not Self-Serve
Cgility North isn't an online quiz. It's a live workshop, 60 minutes, facilitated, and usually with a cohort.
Many programs add a second session focused on application, taking the Card and using it on a real challenge like interviewing or navigating a new role.
North is not a test. It's a reference.
