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Coach with Brevity: Manager Hub

A quick-start guide to reviewing role plays, running KPI-first 1:1s, leading group coaching, and troubleshooting low scores (including tech issues).

 

We’re currently transitioning our admin model from Team > Group to Organization > Team > Group, with admin roles becoming Organization Admin and Team Admin. As a result, some language in this article (for example, references to “Team” or “Group”) may not exactly match what you see in the product today. The underlying functionality described here remains the same, even if the labels and hierarchy in your app look slightly different while we complete this transition.

Purpose: This is your starting point for coaching with Brevity. It orients new managers and routes you to the right task—reviewing role plays, running KPI-first 1:1s, facilitating group sessions, troubleshooting low scores (including technical issues), and assigning next practice.

Audience: Team Admins and Group Admins who review and coach reps.

Read time: 2–3 minutes

When to use this

  • You’re new to Brevity and want the fastest path to effective coaching.
  • You need a checklist for your next 1:1 or team session.
  • You’re seeing unexpected low scores and want to diagnose quickly.

Role-based access (who can see what)

  • Managers with Team Admin or Group Admin permissions can review detailed scores, feedback, and transcripts for members in their assigned teams/groups.
  • Individual members see only their own detailed results.
  • If you can’t view a rep’s report, request Team Admin or Group Admin access from your workspace owner. Learn more: Access and permissions for managers 

Core concepts (2-minute refresher)

  • Milestones: Binary pass/fail steps that define success in a scenario. The target milestone (win condition) carries the most weight.
  • Statements: Every response is scored for clarity, relevance, persuasiveness, and alignment to the scenario (and script adherence in Scripts mode).
  • Modes: Scripts mode enables 90–100 if the script is followed closely. Hints/None mode is intentionally capped lower; 81–85 is phenomenal.
  • Feedback types: Start/Stop/Continue for high-level coaching; statement-level rephrased examples for practical improvements; rep self-assessment notes via the end-of-session feedback box.
  • Deep dive: Understanding Scoring and Feedback in Brevity.

Start here: Your top tasks

  • Review a role play report
    1. Where to go: Assignments > Select an active role play > Select one of your team members to review.
    2. What to scan first: Target milestone pass/fail, recurring missed milestones, average statement score (check mode expectations), Start/Stop/Continue, and the rep’s self-assessment note.
    3. Tech check: If a score seems off, scan the transcript and play back audio around low-scoring statements for gaps, garbled text, clipping, or background noise.
    4. Guide: Finding and understanding role play reports 
    5. Guide: Diagnosing performance with milestones and statement scores

 

  • Run KPI-first 1:1s (powered by Brevity)
    1. Anchor the conversation on business outcomes (e.g., meetings set, objection conversion, time-to-win), then use Brevity to pinpoint which milestone or behavior is limiting that KPI.
    2. Use a short agenda: goal alignment, evidence review in Brevity, focused drill, commitments tied to KPIs, and targeted practice assignments. 
    3. Guide: Run KPI-first 1:1s using Brevity

  • Facilitate a high-impact group session
    1. Choose a KPI-focused theme (e.g., increase meeting set rate).
    2. Calibrate with 2–3 clips (a win, a near-miss, a clean script read), peer coaching rounds, and a short “fishbowl” role play.
    3. End by standardizing language and assigning follow-up practice.
    4. Guide: Facilitate effective group coaching sessions

 

  • Troubleshoot low scores (especially for top performers)
    1. First, check mode expectations (Scripts vs Hints/None).
    2. Review transcript/audio for technical issues. If found, flag with the role play link, timestamps, device/browser, and mic/headset details.
    3. Read the rep’s self-assessment note; ask them to capture context (e.g., mic issues, distractions, missed line).
    4. If skill isn’t the issue, consider adjusting scenario difficulty to maintain growth.
    5. Guide: Troubleshooting low scores for top performers

  • Assign next practice and track follow-through
    1. Choose mode by goal: Scripts for precision and 90+ attempts; Hints/None for adaptability.
    2. Assign 2–3 short reps focused on the specific missed milestone or behavior
    3. Tie practice to a KPI and review progress next week (milestones passed, average statement score, and KPI movement). 
    4. Guide: Assign next practice and track follow-through

Assign next practice and track follow-through

Manager checklist (use every time)

  • Confirm target milestone outcome and why.
  • Identify one recurring missed non-target milestone.
  • Note average statement score and interpret by mode.
  • Review Start/Stop/Continue and the rep’s self-assessment note.
  • Check transcript/audio for possible technical difficulties; flag if needed.
  • Set one KPI-linked commitment and one focused practice assignment.

What “good” looks like by mode

  • Scripts Mode: 90–100 requires close script adherence plus passing the target milestone. Sub-90 usually means paraphrasing, skipped lines, or filler.
  • Hints/None: 81–85 is phenomenal; 65–75 is solid with room to sharpen a milestone or statement quality.

Help and support

  • Can’t view a report? Confirm your Team Admin or Group Admin access.
  • Suspect technical issues? Capture role play link, timestamps, device/browser, and mic/headset, then contact your workspace admin or Brevity Support.
  • Want a deeper understanding of scoring? See Understanding Scoring and Feedback in Brevity.

Next step

Go to Finding and understanding role play reports to learn how to scan a report in under five minutes, then move on to Run KPI-first 1:1s using Brevity to convert insights into business results.