One team, one workflow
A single team and a single AI-assisted workflow, so the evidence is specific and actionable.
A first Step Pro engagement should be small, scoped, and tied to a work moment where AI assistance is already planned, piloted, or live.
Pick one decision, review gate, client workflow, or policy moment where AI changes the work.
Participants work through a controlled case with documents, pressure, AI output, and boundaries.
Managers see what people opened, checked, chose, and wrote.
Leaders identify coaching needs and workflow controls without turning the result into a job decision.
Keep the first engagement small, scoped, and tied to one work moment where AI assistance is already planned, piloted, or live. A typical first pilot looks like this:
A single team and a single AI-assisted workflow, so the evidence is specific and actionable.
Enough people to surface team patterns, small enough to debrief in one session.
Each participant works the case individually, in a browser, on their own schedule or in a facilitated session.
Per-person review replays showing what was opened, checked, chosen, and written.
Cohort patterns across AI trust, evidence, boundaries, and escalation, with a coaching action per pattern.
A facilitated debrief plus recommended follow-up coaching and workflow controls.
Where confident, useful, incomplete AI output went unchecked.
Which sources and policies people skipped before deciding.
Who held, who proceeded, and where the line was unclear.
Whether private details stayed in approved channels.
How clearly people explained what they checked and what happens next.
Concrete next steps for the manager, trainer, and workflow owner.