Your company, recreated
Your industry, your roles, your constraints: what your talent runs into during a simulation is what they deal with every day.
Your context
Recreate the full complexity of your company and give your talent the experience they're missing.
A free, personalized demo, just for you.
The platform
Your industry, your roles, your constraints: what your talent runs into during a simulation is what they deal with every day.
Your context
Drop in a memo, an internal policy, a training deck. Our AI turns them into situations to play, in minutes.
Brief.pdf
HR_policy.docx
Feedback_training.pptx
Announcing an unpopular decision to the team
Work on what's holding them back, raise the level once it's mastered. Everyone moves at their own pace, until they're ready.
Profile
Camille Moreau
Project lead → future team lead
Personalized path
Generated from her profile
Confronting an underperformer
PassedPushing back on an overbearing client
AdjustedAnnouncing an unpopular decision
In progressMaking the call in the exec committee
Up nextLearning by doing, until they're ready.
Written conversations with colleagues, clients, partners. Each one with their own character, history and interests.
Internal team
Emma, Liam, Priya
Following our meeting, we need someone owning technical coordination with the client.
Liam
I'm happy to take that on, but I'm not sure I have the time to handle it on top of my other responsibilities.
Unplanned calls. The person on the other end reacts live — it's on you to adapt what you say and find the right words.

James Walker
Client lead
James Walker is speaking…Several people around the table, interests pulling apart: you have to hear everyone out and frame what's really needed.

Emma
Senior Backend

Liam
Senior Full Stack

Priya
Tech Lead
Crisis meeting
Priya is speaking…Structured exchanges, for the things that matter or for a client relationship. What you send stands as the record.
Subject:
Re: Priya's maternity leave
Message:
A contract, a schedule, a report to pick apart: documents are a real resource — shared, and sometimes confidential.
Contrat.docx
Shared with Priya
Here's the client contract — could you tell me whether it holds up legally?
I've reviewed it: scope, intellectual property, confidentiality, liability and termination. It all checks out, but I'd recommend clarifying the early-termination clause.
Evaluations built on a proprietary competency referential, designed for what learning by simulation demands.
What was observed
Rated 1 to 5, with a rationale
The frame is set, but expectations stay implicit on two points.
Keeps control under pressure without giving up the essentials.
Reframes objections and brings the exchange back to facts.
The whole exchange plays back, annotated line by line: what worked, what was missing, and what to say instead.
The client asked for a date. Commit to a specific milestone rather than an intention.
Understand your needs: who is ready for more responsibility, who needs support, and on exactly what.
47
future managers assessed
3.2/5
team average level
9
profiles ready for their next role
The ROI
82%
of management appointments go to someone who isn't prepared enough
Gallup
€30k – €150k
the cost of one failed managerial appointment
IGAS report, 2024
€1M+
what an under-prepared manager can end up costing.
IGAS report, 2024
Without YouMight
Static e-learning — training fades within weeks.
You discover your new managers' weak spots once they are in.
Your managers carry the stress of learning from their own mistakes.
It takes your managers years to build up real experience.
You appoint on an interview, skills proven in another role, and a gut feeling.
Mistakes are paid for by the team, the clients and your employer brand.
With YouMight
Simulation — theory turns into a lasting reflex.
Real capability is measured in situation, ahead of the appointment.
Your managers learn at their own pace, at no risk to the company or their colleagues.
Your managers gain experience fast-forwarded: a year lived through in a few weeks.
You decide on objective, checkable facts and on skills proven in situation.
Mistakes happen in simulation, where people dare to try and nothing is at stake.
Use cases
Have them live the situations of their future role and measure what they already master, and what they still have to build.

Your new rules become situations to play, replayed until they turn into reflexes.

Everyone moves along their own path, works on the skills they're missing and progresses at their own pace.

Aggregated evaluations show where management holds and where it cracks, team by team.

They train with YouMight
It's uncanny. I felt the same pressure I feel in front of an angry customer.
The evaluations are tough, but so on point.
It feels like I gained years of experience in a few months.
For the first time, I enjoy my training. It's amazing!
My team members loved the experience, and I did too. I can't imagine going back to traditional training.
Questions
A personalized simulation, on us.
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