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The learner is a 46-year-old operations director of a Murcia food canner, one month on the management committee, whose CEO says she is hardly heard and should get a coach; she has never hired one.

4 rondas MBA / Máster English, Español

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Sobre la simulación

The learner is a 46-year-old operations director of a Murcia food canner, one month on the management committee, whose CEO says she is hardly heard and should get a coach; she has never hired one.

Decision 1, Monday 1 February 2027: the goal (improve as a leader, two observable behavioural goals, or next week presentation), whether a coach is what she needs (a three-day course first, coaching for a change of behaviour in her own seat, or a mentor first) and who pays and chooses (herself in secret, HR assigning a panel coach, or a one-page plan to the CEO in which she chooses).

Decision 2, in March: whom she looks for (a friend coach, a shortlist of three with a credential, supervision and executive experience, or an uncredentialed high-performance coach selling a prepaid twelve-month package with a guaranteed promotion), how she chooses (one pleasant call, the one who agrees most, or chemistry sessions that test method, supervision, confidentiality and challenge) and the agreement (verbal and open-ended, written three-way with goals, measures, confidentiality, reviews and an exit, or session summaries sent to the CEO).

Decision 3, in June: what she does between sessions (talks, asks for answers, or runs one experiment per session at the committee), whom she asks for feedback (nobody, five stakeholders monthly, or a monthly thirty-person survey) and what she does after an uncomfortable session (changes coach, steers to safe topics, or takes it to a three-way mid-point review).

Decision 4, in October: how the coaching ends (monthly with no end, a planned close with a written plan, or stopping dead), how she evaluates it (by feeling, an inflated return-on-investment slide, or the same five stakeholders against the February baseline and the cost) and what she does in her own team.

A deterministic month-by-month model over 12 months turns these into four indices (her goals, how the committee sees her, her team and her career), what she pays in euros, what the company pays and open risk. The score combines the quality of each decision with those outcomes and is capped when she buys the guaranteed package. Spanish (primary, Spain) and English.

Para quién es

Una simulación de nivel intermedio para participantes que ya conocen los conceptos básicos de la materia, pensada para programas de máster y MBA.

Cómo funciona una sesión

  1. El docente crea una sesión desde el panel de Eureka e invita a los participantes.
  2. Los participantes juegan 4 rondas. En cada una envían sus decisiones y la simulación calcula los resultados.
  3. La simulación se puede jugar en: English, Español.
  4. El docente sigue el progreso y los resultados de cada participante desde el panel, y usa los resultados de la clase para el debriefing.

Decisiones que toman los participantes

Las decisiones que toman los participantes durante la simulación:

  • El objetivo
  • ¿Es un coach lo que necesitas?
  • Quién paga y quién elige
  • A quién buscas
  • Cómo eliges
  • El acuerdo
  • Entre sesiones
  • A quién pides opinión
  • La sesión incómoda
  • Cómo termina

Qué siguen los participantes

Lo que los participantes siguen en pantalla a medida que avanzan las rondas:

  • Decisión 1 · Para qué
  • Decisión 2 · A quién
  • Decisión 3 · Entre sesiones
  • Decisión 4 · Cerrar y medir

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