Show what you can do with AI
Practical AI skills for working professionals: prove one AI workflow in 30–90 days, with a weekly brief from official sources.
Where are you starting?
Eight questions, then a 30-day plan for your role.
This Week in AI
Official vendor updates for people who already have a job: Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, each with one thing to try at work.
Read this week's briefWhat this is, and what it is not
This is
- Free practical AI education for working professionals
- A dated weekly brief with official vendor sources
- Role workflows, prompts, and artifacts you can show a manager
This is not
- A university, degree, or certificate mill
- A job board, recruiter, or salary guarantee
Learn the tools
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot as they exist now, plus how to switch modes when the work is high-stakes.
Brief an agent
Prompts for multi-step agents, tool use, review loops, and coding agents, not one-shot chatbot questions.
Prove it at work
A 30-90 day path, resume bullets that name the tool and the outcome, and artifacts you can show a manager.
By role
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Send these after This Week and the career path — not instead of them.
30-90 day career path
Pick a lane next to your current job, build one artifact, then rewrite the resume story.
What AI gets wrong in Excel
Unread tabs, cross-sheet formulas, and the human checks that keep a bad number off a slide.
Career artifacts
Variance you can defend, then the case-study templates below it.
AI skills on a resume
Name the tool, the task, the review step, and the result. No buzzword lists.
PM AI transition SOP
A four-step PRD review agent with a schema, rubric, and 30-day matrix a hiring manager can check.
Knowledge-work survey
Wave 1 is fielding. Methodology first. No invented percentages.