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You're on the calendar.

A calendar invite is on its way to your inbox with the meeting link, the time, and what we'll cover.

Thank you for taking the step. The conversations that start here typically last about thirty minutes and end with a clear sense of whether DPD is the right fit for the question you're trying to answer — or whether a different path makes more sense.

Before We Talk

Three things to think about between now and then.

You don't need to prepare anything formal. But the calls that go furthest are the ones where the buyer has spent a few minutes thinking about these three questions before we get on.

— One —

What's the actual question?

Most owners come in with a symptom — a hire that isn't working, a team that won't cohere, a feeling that something is off. The first job of the call is naming the real question underneath that. Worth sitting with for ten minutes.

— Two —

Who's it about?

A specific candidate. An existing employee. The leadership team. The bench. Yourself. Each of those questions belongs to a different offering. Knowing the subject helps us spend the call usefully.

— Three —

What's the timeline?

Are we deciding in two weeks, two months, or two quarters? The right engagement looks different depending on how much runway you have. No wrong answer — just useful context.