What the company gains
Hero helps people use their strengths and work better together. Research shows what that is worth.
14–29%
higher profit in teams developed around their strengths
Gallup, 49,495 teams in 45 countries
23%
higher profitability in highly engaged teams
Gallup, 183,806 teams in 90 countries
3×
higher shareholder return when leadership, clarity and collaboration work
McKinsey, Organizational Health Index
Where the effect shows
Teams developed around their strengths, compared with teams that were not. Each row is a separate result.
More engaged employees
9–15%
More engaged customers
3–7%
Lower staff turnover, where it is already low
6–16%
Lower staff turnover, where it is high
26–72%
Fewer workplace accidents
22–59%
Strengths every day6×greater chance of being engaged at work
Absence78%lower absence in engaged teams
Quality32%fewer quality defects in engaged teams
Gains that do not show in the calculation
- You often do not need to recruit: the strengths are already in the company.
- Tasks can be reallocated by strengths, not by job titles.
- New employees reach full capacity faster.
- Fewer bad hires, misunderstandings and rework.
- Less dependence on individual key people.
- Change, reorganisation and acquisitions run more smoothly.
- Lower sick leave and a stronger employer brand.
How to read the numbers. They come from research on engagement, strengths and healthy organisations. They do not measure Hero, but they measure exactly what Hero helps companies influence.
And what society gains →
What society gains
Working life
Many people are outside working life because workplaces are not adapted to how they function, not because the ability is missing. Autistic people who see what others miss. People with ADHD who are given room to develop and drive. They are needed, and Hero shows what it takes for their strengths to come into their own. The same goes for older people sorted out because of age, young people and graduates who cannot get in, people born abroad whose skills are not recognised, and the long-term unemployed.
52%of people with disabilities in Sweden are in work. Among others it is 81%.Statistics Sweden 2025
almost 1 in 3of those unemployed for two years or more have a disability that reduces their capacity to work.Swedish National Audit Office 2025
School
It starts at school. When teachers see every pupil's strengths and know how each pupil is reached, adaptation becomes concrete and trust between pupil and adult grows. Hero's school version is ready to be piloted. What a class could look like →
16%of Swedish year 9 pupils were not eligible for upper secondary vocational programmes in spring 2025.Swedish National Agency for Education
3 childrenin every class are statistically at risk of social exclusion.Ingvar Nilsson, economist