Orientation & Docking Orientation & Docking · topic, group, transfer

Learning Days

When a topic needs to be discussed differently, not merely understood.

What hurts

Many trainings explain models. Afterward, the team still speaks exactly as it did before.

What changes here

Learning Days create shared language, real friction, and direct carryover into conversations, roles, and decisions.

Mirko Sasten in a conversation and training setting
Orientation & Docking

One topic was enough to see that we usually talk around the place that actually matters.

Customer journey

From pressure to the next move you can actually stand behind.

You get orientation first, then a working format, then a realistic decision: does this room fit your situation or not?

What hurts

Friction without language

Everyone senses something. But the words stay too general, too polite, or too late.

01
What happens

One topic, one day

Short input, clear models, case work, reflection, and real translation into daily work.

02
Where it leads

Shared terms

The topic becomes speakable before it disappears back into routine.

03
How you recognize it

This room is right when the first explanation is no longer enough.

Typical topics

Conflict, communication, leadership, responsibility, pressure, difficult conversations.

Important

Low-threshold does not mean shallow. It means enough entry to actually dock.

Afterward
  • shared language
  • concrete conversational moves
  • a first contact with BLACKSHEEP work
Format
  • 2 hours to 1 day
  • open, team-based, or organizational
  • at Das Schwarze Schaf, on site, or externally
Not for this

Not every room is the right one.

  • mandatory training with no relevance
  • method fireworks
  • consumption without participation
Next step

If this hits, do not send your whole life story. Send the point that is costing too much energy.

It does not need to be polished. Two to five honest sentences are enough: what is happening, what you have already tried, and where you keep getting stuck.