Supervisor Training That Works for Busy Small Companies

Develop supervisors without pulling them off the floor for days at a time


Most Training Programs Ignore Small Company Reality

Why Traditional Training Fails Small Companies:

78% of small companies say available training doesn’t fit their operational needs
65% report that training programs are too expensive for the value provided
Only 23% of small companies complete formal supervisor training programs


The Small Company Training Dilemma


Training Designed for Small Company Reality

Step 1: Micro-Learning That Fits Operations

Training happens in 5-10 minute modules that supervisors can complete during breaks, shift changes, or downtime. No pulling people off the floor for full days. 

Step 2: Focus on Immediate Application

Every training module addresses problems supervisors face this week, not theoretical situations they might encounter someday. Skills are taught in context of real industrial challenges. 

Step 3: Ongoing Support That Doesn’t Overwhelm

Weekly guidance and office hours provide continued development without constant time investment. Support is available when needed, not mandated when convenient for the trainer. 


  • This was such an eye-opener for me in the way I approach people, and my attitude

    This is some of the best training I’ve ever been involved with.
    Ben Ortegon
    PeopleWork Supervisor Academy Graduate

Training That Actually Works for Small Companies