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In this Strengths Story, Pam shares how St Peter’s School in South Africa is using TalentPredix™ to support leadership development, strengthen team dynamics, and create a more personalised approach to staff growth.

With a strong focus on positive education and wellbeing already embedded in the school, Pam explains why TalentPredix™ felt like a natural fit. Rather than offering the same training to everyone, the school wanted a more individual approach – one that helped people understand their  strengths, values, growth areas, and how they contribute to the wider team.

In the conversation, Pam reflects on how the school has used strengths insights with aspiring leaders, management groups, and wider staff teams to build self-awareness, improve feedback conversations, and support stronger accountability and autonomy. She also shares how team insights have helped highlight patterns, identify gaps, and support better alignment across the school.

Alongside this, she discusses what makes TalentPredix™ different from other tools they have used, including the depth of insight, the practical coaching support, and the way it helps schools focus deliberately on individual growth while strengthening culture across the organization.


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Talent retention and team alignment are becoming more important for organizations that want to build strong cultures, develop leaders, and keep their best people engaged. With so many psychometric and development tools available, the challenge is not just finding an assessment, but choosing one that creates insight people can actually use in practice.

In this Strengths Story, Agata Perepeczko, Founder of Resilient Workforce, shares how she uses strengths insights to support talent retention and team alignment across a range of client contexts. Drawing on her work in coaching, leadership development, graduate programmes, and team development, she explains why understanding strengths, values, and career drivers gives organizations a more practical foundation for growth.

In the conversation, Agata reflects on the challenges many organizations face when trying to retain good people, strengthen collaboration, and create cultures where individuals can thrive. She shares how strengths insights can help leaders understand what motivates their people, identify patterns across teams, and create better conditions for engagement, performance, and development.

She also discusses the value of using strengths work to support graduate development, improve self-awareness in leadership, and explore how overused strengths can affect performance. Alongside this, she highlights the importance of practical tools and meaningful support that help clients return to the insight over time, not just in a one-off debrief.

In this strengths story, HR consultant Jenny Goulding, founder of Agile HR Consulting, shares how she uses the TalentPredix™ strengths assessment with fast-growing SMEs to develop leaders, retain key people and unlock team potential.

Working with scaling organisations, Jenny needed a tool that goes beyond traditional psychometrics and helps people see their strengths, values and motivations in a clear, visual way.

A major regional bank in the Middle East partnered with TalentPredix™ and Wardah Harharah, Founder & CEO of The Human Experience, to build a more values-driven, collaborative, and high-performing leadership culture – unlocking the strengths and potential of 55 leaders through our science-backed assessment and development programme.

In this video, David Young discusses how TalentPredix™ is being used across the NHS and wider public sector to strengthen leadership pipelines and improve staff retention. By helping individuals understand their strengths, values and motivations, the tool enables more effective career choices and a stronger sense of purpose at work.