“TetraMap allows people to understand and be confident in their own communication preference but equips them with the tools to communicate and interact with others more effectively. The use of nature as a metaphor makes it an easy model to not only deliver but also for people to understand and it is a concept people can easily relate to. It is a very useful model because it makes people more aware when communicating in the workplace and helps improve workplace communication. It is also a great framework for people to apply in their daily lives.”
Janeke Fourie – Upskils
“Each element compliments and draws strength from each other. This reminds us that in the face of adversity, we can be optimistic and solution-focused, we can be agile and structured and we can be firm and fair.
As much as TetraMap transforms individuals, teams and organisations it also transforms oneself. TetraMap has guided me to think carefully and critically, to listen with compassion and empathy, to speak purposefully and confidently and to act with integrity in a way that uplifts the mana, mauri and wairua of others.
TetraMap is a koha I have received with deep appreciation and with a responsibility and a commitment to share with others so you too can use the power of TetraMap to transform self and others.”
Kararaina McLean – MTF
Helping build our awesome GoodSense team as a happy remote working crew in last 7+ yrs Thank You!.
Cath Dewar, GoodSense, NZTetraMap has had a life-changing influence on my perspective and values. It has put nature at the center and given me the most valuable insight into other’s perspectives. It improved my life and relationships beyond what words can express.
Brett Baker, Owner and Senior Consultant, MaxQ, NZTetraMap has been a game changer for AstraZeneca. It validates people, it enhances their self-esteem and most importantly, allows for difference to be seen as a significant team strength.
Ian Blackwell, Executive Coach and Team Facilitator, Astra Zeneca, UK“Completing the TetraMap exercise as part of the Senior Women in Leadership course has been a revelation. It has really helped me to identify my leadership strengths and preferences and given me a strong indication of what I need to look for in future roles. Since completing the exercise I have actively sought out relevant self-development opportunities, it has had a big effect on the way that I interact with colleagues at UCL and the wider industry.”
Participant on a UCL (University College of London) Leadership enhancement programme
TetraMap has made an impact that goes above and beyond performance at a team level. The use of nature as a metaphor and the simplicity is one of the key reasons our people have so readily bought into it.
Jo Ring, Manager People and Culture, Wellington Zoo, NZ
As a leadership development professional, including the specialized work I’ve done the last 6-8 years in coaching executives, I have rarely found an assessment with more resonance than TetraMap. The experience of learning about The Elements and their “stickiness” keeps people referencing their results and integrating their learning in the day-to-day realities of both professional and personal livelihoods.”
Marcy Levy Shankman, Ph.D. Certified TetraMap Facilitator, USA
The power of enabling a single person to view a problem from all 4 perspectives helps them realise they can easily flex their mindset and indeed their behaviour.
James Farrow, Founder, Curium Solutions, UK
There are other similar tools to TetraMap however the standout feature for us is the simplicity of the concepts and the language enabling wide application and understanding.
Chris Sidwell, Head of HR, Inghams, NZ
TetraMap has very quickly become part of everyday life. It is a model that is easy to understand, follow, and apply, and feels so natural that it becomes second nature to think in TetraMap terms.
Sally Clark, Group Accounts Director, Aztec NZ
The power of TetraMap is its simplicity to engage minds and optimise thinking for increased learning and collaboration.
Sylvie Carter, Director, Mindscious Group, Australia
TetraMap is easy for people to understand, grasp, and start using in a short time. I’m amazed at its accuracy for what appears to be a reasonably simplistic analysis tool; the knowledge and conceptual component appears to be infinite.
Jan Alley, Master TetraMap Facilitator, Director, NZWhat TetraMap has to offer is a common language that can be easily grasped, heightened self- and other-awareness, and individual value-add in specific contexts for expediency.
Wendy Yeo, psychologist formerly at Singapore Armed Forces