THE MULTIPLY METHOD™

Four steps that turn traininginto measurable impact

Predict whether training will work. Prime the environment before it starts. Perform with sustained support after. Prove the business impact with real data.

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Pre-training diagnostic

Predict

Will training solve this problem?

Before any training investment, Multiply runs a diagnostic to figure out whether training will actually stick in your organisation. A structured intake pinpoints the specific performance gap — what’s going wrong, for whom, and what good looks like — then surveys go out to supervisors and employees. The scores tell you whether to proceed, fix barriers first, or skip training altogether.

Ready to Train

Environment is ready. Proceed with training.

Clear the Path

Barriers exist. Address them first, then train.

Change the Approach

Not a training problem. Non-training interventions needed.

Key Touchpoints

L&D / Stakeholder
  • Structured intake form in Slack (performance issue, audience, gap, KPI)
  • Supervisor and employee diagnostic surveys
  • Go/No-Go recommendation with strategy

Metrics Captured

Predicted Transfer Rate

Likelihood training will transfer based on readiness signals

Readiness Scores

Multi-dimensional assessment across environment, motivation, and capability

The Value

Prevents wasted L&D investment on training that was never going to work.

Where does my training fit?

You'll notice that training itself isn't one of the four phases. That's deliberate. The training is yours — your content, your facilitators, your way of doing it. What was always missing was everything around it.

Predict tells you whether the environment is ready. Prime activates the managers. Perform reinforces the skills over 90 days. Prove delivers the evidence.

Your training is the centrepiece. We just gave it the support system it always needed.

The 4P Method: Predict, Prime, Perform, Prove — with your training at the centre

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