For teams
Marketing, operations, product, sales and support teams where everyone uses AI a bit, differently, and nobody quite trusts the result.
Your team has the tools. Some people use them constantly, some never, and the output quality is a lottery. Somebody has already pasted something into a chat window that should not have gone there. You want a shared way of working that raises the floor without a policy document nobody reads.
Typical climb
Rung 1 to rung 2
Where most people in this group start, and where the work gets them. Your own starting rung might differ, which is the first thing we find out.
What is not working
- Ten people, ten different ways of using the same tool.
- No shared prompts, so every good result is a one-off.
- Quality varies and nobody can say why.
- Anxiety about data, and about being replaced, is quietly slowing adoption.
What we do together
- Map the team's real tasks and sort them by risk, so low-risk work moves fast and high-risk work gets a gate.
- Build a team-owned prompt library for the recurring work, in a place people will actually find it.
- Agree review gates per task type: what gets checked, by whom, against what.
- Set the rule for what never leaves the building, in plain words.
- Introduce lightweight measurement: does the output pass the checklist, and how often?
What you leave with
- One shared practice instead of ten private ones.
- A prompt library the team owns and extends.
- Review gates matched to risk, written down.
- A two-week follow-up to see what stuck and fix what did not.
Format
- A half-day workshop for up to ten people, remote or onsite in the UK.
- A full day where the team wants to build the library and gates in the room.
- A follow-up call two weeks later is included in both.
Rates
What it costs, and the pilot offer
The first three organisations get 40 per cent off any team, engineering or leadership engagement. In return I ask for a written testimonial and a short case study I can publish. The individual rates are already the pilot rates.
| Engagement | Remote | Onsite (UK) |
|---|---|---|
| Half-day workshopUp to ten people. Includes a follow-up call two weeks later. | £1,800 | £2,200 |
| Full-day workshopUp to ten people. Build the library and gates in the room. Follow-up included. | £3,200 | £3,800 |
Tell me which rung you are on.
A short message is enough. Say who you are, what you are trying to do, and whether you want remote or onsite. I reply within two working days.