Engagement · Team AI Training & Adoption

Get the whole team using AI well. Not just the two people who like it.

In most companies, two or three people use AI a lot. Everyone else tried it once and stopped. That is a training problem, not a tool problem. We run workshops for your whole team. We build a prompt library for your business. We train internal champions who help others. Then we stay for 90 days of weekly office hours, so questions get answered when they come up.

6 weeks
Of active training. Workshops, a prompt library, and champions.
90 days
Of weekly office hours after. Questions answered when they come up.
Whole team
Not just the few who already liked AI. Everyone gets to useful.
Why most AI rollouts stall

You Bought the Seats. The Team Did Not Show Up.

This is the most common AI problem we see. It is not about the tools.

Two power users, everyone else stuck

A couple of people on your team love AI and use it daily. Everyone else opened it once, did not know what to ask, got a flat answer, and never went back.

Generic training did not stick

Maybe you ran a "intro to AI" session. It used generic examples. Nobody saw how it helped their actual job. So nothing changed on Monday.

No safe place to ask "is this dumb?"

People will not admit in a big meeting that they do not get it. Without a low-stakes place to ask questions, most quietly opt out.

The know-how leaves when one person does

All the AI skill lives with one or two people. They get busy, or they leave. The skill walks out with them. You are back where you started.

What We Ship

Training Built Around Your Jobs, Not Generic AI Demos

Every session uses your real work. People leave knowing what to do Monday morning.

Workshops for your whole team
Hands-on sessions by role. Sales sees sales examples. Support sees support examples. People practice on their own work, not a demo.
A prompt library for your business
Ready-to-use prompts for the jobs your team actually does, written in plain language. Not a generic list off the internet.
Internal champions, trained to help
We train 2 to 4 people on your team to be the go-to helpers. So your team has someone to ask after we leave.
90 days of weekly office hours
A standing weekly time where anyone can bring a real question. This is where adoption actually sticks.
A simple way to see who is using it
A light read on adoption by team, so you can see it working and spot where help is still needed.
Guides your next hire can use
Written guides and recorded sessions that live in your wiki. So new people get up to speed without you running it again.
How It Works

Six Weeks Active. Then 90 Days of Support.

We do not run one session and leave. The 90 days after is where adoption sticks.

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Week 1. We learn the jobs each part of your team does and where AI could help. Training gets built around that, not generic examples.
Train
Weeks 2 to 4. Hands-on workshops by role. People practice on their own work. We build the prompt library alongside them.
Build champions
Weeks 4 to 5. We train 2 to 4 internal champions to help the rest of the team and keep the prompt library growing.
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Week 6. We help your team work AI into their normal week, not as an extra task. New habits, not one-time excitement.
Support
90 days. Weekly office hours. Anyone brings a real question. We answer it. Adoption climbs because help is always close.
What You Take Away

A Team That Can Carry This Without Us

No mystery boxes. No vendor lock-in. The skill stays in your building.

A trained team

Not two power users. A whole team that knows how to use AI on their actual work.

A prompt library that grows

Built for your business and owned by you. Your champions keep adding to it.

Internal champions

People on your staff who can help others and teach the next hire. The skill does not walk out the door.

Guides and recordings

Written guides and recorded sessions in your wiki. New people get up to speed without you running it again.

Common Questions

What Businesses Ask Before They Start

How is this different from a generic "intro to AI" class?
A generic class uses generic examples, so nothing changes on Monday. We build every session around your real jobs. Sales practices on sales work. Support on support work. People leave knowing exactly what to do with their own tasks.
Our staff is worried AI will replace them. How do you handle that?
We answer honestly, on day one. AI is good at the repetitive parts of knowledge work. It is not good at judgment, relationships, or real context. The people who learn to use AI well end up doing more interesting work, not less. This training is built around making your people better at their jobs, not around replacing them.
How long until our team is actually good at this?
Basic comfort takes 1 to 2 weeks of training. Real skill on the job takes 4 to 6 weeks of regular use. Deep skill takes 2 to 3 months. The 90 days of office hours is built around that timeline. We tell you what good looks like at each stage so you can see progress.
What if some people just will not use it?
Some always lag. That is normal. Our job is to get the large middle of your team to useful, and to give the slow adopters a safe, low-stakes place to catch up. Champions and office hours are how the stragglers come along over the 90 days.
Do we need Foundation Setup first?
Usually yes, at least a light version. Training works best when tools, access, and basic rules are already in place. If they are not, we either do Foundation Setup first or fold a light version into this. We sort this out in the first call.
Who are the internal champions? Do we pick them?
You pick them, with our input. Usually 2 to 4 people who are curious, respected by peers, and willing to help. They do not need to be technical. We train them to support the team and keep the prompt library growing.
Is the training in person or online?
Either. Most teams do a mix. In-person workshops land well for the hands-on parts. Office hours work fine online. We fit the format to how your team already works.
How big a team can you train?
We have run this for small offices and for 500-person companies. For larger or multi-location teams we train more champions and run more sessions. The shape stays the same.
What happens after the 90 days?
Your team carries it. You have trained champions, a growing prompt library, and guides for new hires. No required retainer from us. Some clients add a light monthly check-in later. We pitch that only if you want it.
What ongoing costs should we expect after you leave?
Your AI tool subscriptions, and the time your champions spend helping the team. No required retainer from us. Most clients come back for more work later, but only when they are ready.

Two Ways to Start

Take the AI assessment for a structured read on whether training is your gap. Or talk to us if you already know the team is not using what you bought.

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