Team System Management
A directly usable system, field-tested, that you can start applying as early as next week.
When gut-feel management is no longer enough
Teams grow. Interfaces multiply (product, sales, support, ops, security, leadership). The context becomes more complex: hybrid, multi-market, remote, business pressure, the rise of AI.
Gut-feel management becomes:
- Highly dependent on individuals: everything lives in the manager's head
- Hard to transfer: it's a style, not a system
- Fragile in a crisis: when things catch fire, you revert to firefighting mode
The same patterns keep appearing:
- Weeks that spiral into chaos
- Blurred priorities
- Tensions that have nowhere to go
- Accumulated fatigue
- Rituals that exist… but no longer serve any purpose
Team System Management proposes to treat these situations no longer as anomalies, but as signals of a system that needs to be designed and operated differently.
Two ways to make Team System Management your own
The operational handbook
A book designed as an operating manual for team management:
- The foundations: reading a team as a system, with three variables (Energy / Clarity / Trust)
- A simple, repeatable weekly loop
- The coaching posture and psychological safety
- The T.A.M. model (Tensions / Alignment / Momentum) to diagnose your team
- Integrating AI into the team's daily work
With annexes: templates, checklists, guided diagnostics, playbooks and conversation scripts.
Ideal if you want to start experimenting in your team, at your own pace.
Learn more about the bookTeam & organisation coaching
For teams and organisations that want to go beyond reading:
- Team workshops to install the weekly loop and rituals
- T.A.M. diagnostics to map the state of the team system
- Work on motivation, psychological safety and AI integration
- A team management standard deployable across an organisation
Ideal if you want to align multiple teams, or establish a common management language.
Discover coaching formatsThe building blocks of the system
Reading the team: Energy / Clarity / Trust
Three variables to see what is really happening in the team:
- Energy: cognitive and emotional load, fatigue, capacity to sustain effort over time.
- Clarity: legibility of priorities, direction and decision-making rules.
- Trust: psychological safety, reliability, the ability to speak up without disproportionate fear.
Stabilising the week: the weekly loop
An explicit rhythm:
- Monday: intentions, constraints, priorities
- Daily: micro-checkpoints
- Mid-week: adjustments
- End of week: review + emotional debrief
Diagnosing: T.A.M. (Tensions / Alignment / Momentum)
A simple quadrant to read the system:
- T: what is stuck (emotional or operational)
- A: alignment level on the priority map
- M: advancement dynamic (stagnation, traction, over-drive)
Team System Management is for you if…
You lead a team on a day-to-day basis:
- Manager, lead, team leader
- In SME, scale-up, mid-market or large enterprise
- In tech, product, operations, support, or cross-functional roles
You are also concerned if you are:
- Scrum Master or agile coach looking for a readable systemic framework
- Small structure founder wanting to standardise team practices
- C-level looking for a team management standard to roll out
What Team System Management concretely changes
A shared reading of the team's state (Energy / Clarity / Trust).
Less chaos during the week, even under pressure.
Tensions named and addressed within a clear framework.
A team that operates with more autonomy and less day-to-day supervision.
A sustainable, framed, human AI integration.
Start this week: a free kit
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- A weekly loop template to adapt to your team
- An Energy / Clarity / Trust checklist to scan your team
- An end-of-week emotional debrief template
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About
Team System Management is the formalisation of several years observing and coaching teams in diverse contexts : scale-ups, mid-market, large corporations. Faced with the same recurring patterns (chaos, unaddressed tensions, empty rituals, accumulated fatigue), the need for a transferable, sustainable system became clear.
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