When AI gives you an answer or draft, how do you usually treat it?
What helps you decide whether the output is usable?
Think back to the first time you used AI for an actual work task (not experimenting).
Did that experience make you more or less likely to try again?
When AI gives you an answer or draft, how do you usually treat it?
What helps you decide whether the output is usable?
If AI were going to become genuinely helpful in your job, what would need to change?
What’s the missing piece for you right now?
Do you feel any pressure spoken or unspoken, to use AI in your role?
From leadership?
From peers?
From industry expectations?
Or does it feel more optional than urgent?
When it comes to AI at work, what worries you most?
Which concern feels most real to you right now?
When AI tools first started appearing in your job or industry, what was your honest reaction?
Has that feeling changed over time, or is it still the same?
If you’re an IC (no direct reports): what parts of your job feel like good candidates for AI support? (Writing? Research? Organizing information? Planning?)
Where does AI help, and where does it feel like more effort than it’s worth?