How ready is your team to use AI?
Before I recommend training, I want to know whether training is actually the problem. Four questions, about a minute, and you'll get a straight answer about where your team stands and what to do first.
Start the CheckQuestion 1 of 4
How many people on your team use AI at least once a week?
Question 2 of 4
What's holding your team back the most?
Question 3 of 4
Is your company paying for AI tools that aren't being used much?
Question 4 of 4
How much of your team's week goes to repetitive writing, reports, or email?
Your result
At the starting line.
Most of your team isn't using AI yet, and that's normal. Roughly half of U.S. employees use AI at work once a year or not at all, according to Gallup's February 2026 workforce survey. The fastest start is a Start Smart Workshop on your team's real tasks, with a 30-day adoption report so you can see what stuck.
Your result
Stalled.
Your team tried AI, or has licenses, but it hasn't stuck. That's usually a teaching problem: people got generic results, weren't sure what was safe, or never saw it applied to their own work. A workshop built on your real tasks, followed by a 30-day adoption report, is designed for exactly this.
Your result
Already using it.
Your team is already using AI. If it's working and the questions aren't piling up, you may not need outside help at all, and that's a fine answer. If the questions are piling up (which tools to pay for, what the rules are, what to tackle next), that's the point where ongoing leadership pays off. AI Strategy Partner covers strategy, training, vendor decisions, and governance, starting at $2,500 per month.
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What happens next?
Whatever your result, the first real step is the same: a 20-minute call to talk through your team, your tools, and what's getting in the way. No prep needed. If a workshop isn't the right fit, I'll say so.