Get good at AI in the job you do.
Most AI advice was not written for your job. Pick your role to see where AI shows up in the work, what good looks like, and the courses and templates that fit it.
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AI skills for marketers
Briefs, campaigns, content, and research, held to the brand and the facts.
See your three steps →AI skills for software engineers
Code, reviews, tests, and design docs, held to the codebase and the evidence.
See your three steps →AI skills for customer support professionals
Replies, macros, triage, and escalations, held to policy and to the customer’s actual problem.
See your three steps →AI skills for sales professionals
Account research, outreach, call notes, and proposals, held to the facts and the customer’s trust.
See your three steps →AI skills for operations and project managers
Plans, processes, reports, and handoffs, kept accurate and kept confidential.
See your three steps →AI skills for legal and compliance professionals
Contracts, regulations, policies, and reviews, held to the source text and to confidentiality.
See your three steps →AI skills for data analysts
Queries, metrics, data cleaning, and explaining results to others, held to the source data.
See your three steps →AI skills for leaders
Board updates, hard conversations, decisions, and team policy, held to fairness and the facts.
See your three steps →The same three steps in every role
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See where you stand. A free check of six skills, about fifteen minutes. Nobody sees the grade but you.
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Build the skills. Free guides and courses, with the ones that fit your job listed on your role’s page.
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Prove it. Certification is one examined sitting. Pass, and you get a grade anyone can verify. It costs $129.
Not sure which role fits, or yours is not listed? Start with the free check. The six skills are the same in every job, and your result shows which to work on first.
See where you stand — free