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Capability Development

Case Details

India’s largest and most dynamic manufacturing and distribution groups with a global workforce of over 50,000 employees spread across 50 group companies

Cohort Size –23 participants

Junior Engineers and Diploma Holders (GETs) in their early 20s.

Intervention Duration –  12 Months

Blended Approach – In-person sessions set up offsite, dynamic in-class activities, question-answer exercises, role plays and case studies, open area discussions, learning circles and concluding actionable projects.

The Business Challenge

The client hired Graduate Engineering Trainees (GETs) from rural South India — bright, ambitious, and energetic. But once the Campus-to-Corporate program ended, it became clear:
They needed far more than technical knowledge to survive a high-pressure manufacturing environment.
They struggled with:

  • Navigating intense plant schedules
  • Managing instructions from multiple stakeholders
  • Handling conflict and peer competition
  • Adjusting to corporate expectations and workplace discipline

How do you turn fresh campus graduates into confident, resilient, plant-ready professionals — sustainably?
Explore the full capability development journey.

Skalent INDIA’s Approach

Skalent refused a routine training approach.
Instead, the team engineered a one-year Capability Development Journey, anchored on:

  • Purpose-driven learning design
  • Local-language facilitation to build trust and comfort
  • Context-rich simulations based on real plant incidents
  • Incremental learning aligned with career stages
  • Continuous mentorship beyond the classroom

Each 2-day workshop (every 20 days) became a space for reflection, practice, and real behavioral adoption.

What does a deeply personalized capability journey look like — from design to execution?
Read the full case study to see the architecture.

The Journey

The program was intentionally created as a developmental journey, not a workshop series.
Participants moved through:

  • In-class role plays and case studies grounded in factory realities
  • Open-area discussions for emotional expression and confidence building
  • Learning circles with guided debriefs
  • Actionable workplace projects between sessions
  • A dedicated trainer who mentored them for the entire year, even outside classroom time

The journey culminated in a grand closure at a beach resort, symbolising the organisation’s belief in each trainee’s potential.

What happened to these young professionals across 12 months of structured growth?
See the complete transformation inside.

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The Impact

The client organisation reported tangible, visible behavioral transformation across the entire GET group:

  • Stronger confidence and assertiveness
  • Increased willingness to speak up and voice concerns
  • A clear shift to solution-oriented thinking
  • Better collaboration across departments
  • Improved resilience under pressure
  • Noticeably stronger presentation and communication skills
  • Greater self-awareness and ownership

These weren’t minor improvements — they were career-shaping behavioral shifts.

What changed? What stuck? And what made the learning sustainable?
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Charlotte Sophia

Human Resources Manager

Phone Number: (234) 109-6666 

Biography

As a pillar to CID Consulting, Mr. Fahmy brings significant perspective and talent in institution building, communication and human resource development with the Private sector. Mr. Fahmy is the current CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt (AMCHAM).

business association of the region. Mr. Fahmy served as Deputy Director of the Egyptian Center for Economic Studies and serves on the board of a variety of private enterprises. He is duly recognized for his prominent contribution to important advances in Egypt’s business environment.

Achievement

Aclimandos joined the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt in 1983. He was elected to the board of governors in 1987 and re-elected in 1988 and 2007. Donor Programs committees, and as vice president, membership from 2001 to 2005. Aclimandos was elected President of AmCham Egypt in 2013 and served for two consecutive terms till 2017.

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