powered by World Class Manager
Not another AI trained on the internet.
It speaks from something no chatbot has: seven years of private, face-to-face interviews with the world-class academics who have actually done it. Every word of advice is one of theirs.
A ten-minute coach for your research career and for leading your people, built on that testimony and a leadership method behind a quarter of a million managers.
The one thing that matters most
Talk to the diagnostic, then press “See my profile”.
The wheel maps fourteen parts of an academic career across the three areas. Further from the centre is a relative strength; the dips are simply where your attention will pay off most. It is a mirror, not a mark.
For your research and career. It opens already knowing your diagnostic profile.
For leading your people. Same profile, different ground: powered by the World Class Manager method.
Where it comes from
Because none of it is invented. Seven years of face-to-face interviews with world-class UCL academics sit behind every word.
A living sample, anonymous throughout, so the wisdom stands on its own and is never ranked by whose lab or which field it came from.
What we found in it
Every theme here was voiced, unprompted, by the academics themselves. It runs on its own, or take any theme. This is the corpus talking, not our opinion.
What it is built on
Most career advice is generic because there is nothing behind it. This has two foundations, and each covers what the other cannot.
The evidence
Seven years of interviews with world-class academics across UCL, from new group leaders to deans of whole faculties. Their hard-won judgement, reaching you at the moment it matters. It exists nowhere else.
The method
Academics are promoted for their work, then asked to lead, with, in their words, no formal training in it. The World Class Manager method is that training, put into the language of research.
What you keep
Not a summary email. A personal document, built from your own answers, the method, and the academics who have been where you are.
Your work is strong and your network is real. What is holding you back is reputation: outside your own group, too few people could yet say what you are for.
Ten minutes to see where you stand. Then a career to build on it.
Start with where you are