Turn one-to-one meetings into task updates
Connect meeting transcripts, summaries, and task records to keep commitments visible and prepare the next conversation.
A FIELD GUIDE TO AI AT WORK
Management workflows
Explore practical AI workflows for management: inputs, implementation steps, human checks and downloadable skills to adapt to your team.
ESSENTIALS / THREE FOUNDATIONS
People. Projects. P&L.
Build the foundations with three practical skills.
Start with what your team does.
Choose your recurring activities to build a starting set.
Create a company org chart and responsibility map
Turn a team roster into a verified reporting structure, role directory and responsibility map. Make gaps and shared responsibilities visible without inventing reporting lines.
Build a reusable review rubric from approved meetings
Extract recurring questions from an authorized reviewer’s meeting records, turn them into an anonymous rubric, and test it against held-out examples.
Classify delivered engineering work by business theme
Group merged changes into evidence-backed themes for a portfolio discussion without treating code counts as productivity.
Match internal automation requests with reusable tools and builders
Turn employee automation requests into a deduplicated opportunity board with reuse suggestions, accountable builders and acceptance criteria.
Facilitate an idea session and turn selections into next steps
Prepare a structured team brainstorming session, preserve the ideas it produces, and support a separate human selection stage before planning next steps.
Define a measurement plan for a business process
Turn process objectives into a small metric dictionary with explicit formulas, data sources, owners and collection rules before building a dashboard.
Prepare a communication pack for a policy change
Explain an approved policy update to the teams it affects. Prepare practical messages and FAQ drafts that stay tied to the new wording.
Review upcoming meetings and propose delegation
Compare upcoming meetings with the calendar owner's priorities and responsibilities. Propose delegation, asynchronous alternatives and specific fixes for conflicts or crowded schedules.
Prepare for a week of external meetings
Gather participant background and relationship history before meetings on your calendar.
Answer employee questions about company strategy
Help employees connect their work to documented company plans and retrieve the dated evidence behind relevant strategic decisions. Keep current priorities separate from past decisions and unapproved proposals.
Prepare materials for a weekly team meeting
Gather context from connected work apps and prepare a presentation for a team meeting.
Build a shared product vocabulary
Identify business terms that teams use differently and agree precise meanings. Keep short definitions separate from records of consequential design decisions.
Build an action-oriented internal digest
Turn a reporting period or defined absence into a sourced catch-up brief. Bring together selected discussions, documents and requested email, meeting or task changes, with current reader actions first.
Track internal AI adoption without reading private conversations
Combine enterprise usage exports, training records, and employee surveys to understand adoption and decide where enablement is needed.
Turn technical results into an executive communication draft
Challenge a technical experiment report from several stakeholder perspectives, then prepare concise communications grounded in the same facts.
Rehearse a difficult management conversation
Use approved policy and factual meeting context to practice a sensitive conversation before discussing it with the employee.
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