1 · Scenario Hook
Most people start with AI by asking random one-off questions. That works sometimes, but it often produces generic answers. A better starting point is to let AI learn how to help you.
Guided Mission Flow
Follow the path from scenario to Field Guide. No guessing what comes next.
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Read the Scenario
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Study the Visual
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Compare Bad vs Better
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Try the Mini Practice
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Save to Field Guide
Mission 10
lab
10 min
Ask AI to Interview Your Role
Use AI to learn your role, deliverables, constraints, stakeholders, risks, and recurring work patterns.
Premium Visual Aid · worksheet
Role Interview Worksheet
Give AI the shape of your work before asking for better workflows.
Learning Artifact
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Your Role
What do you do?
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Your Deliverables
What do you produce?
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Your Stakeholders
Who depends on your work?
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Your Constraints
What rules, risks, deadlines, or approvals matter?
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Your Repeated Tasks
What do you do every week or month?
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Your AI Opportunities
Where can AI help draft, summarize, organize, check, or template?
The final output is an AI opportunity map for your real work.
2 · Short Lesson
Use AI to learn your role before asking it to improve your work.
AI becomes more useful when it understands the shape of your work. Instead of only asking AI to complete a single task, you can ask it to interview you and help build a role profile. This role profile can guide better prompts, safer workflows, and more useful templates. A strong role interview can uncover repeated tasks, common documents, communication patterns, approval steps, stakeholder needs, risks, constraints, and places where human review is required.
3 · Memory Hook
Using AI without role context is like asking a new teammate to help without explaining your job. They might try, but their help will be generic. Give them the lay of the land, and they can support you much better.
4 · Weak use
“How can AI help me?”
The question is too broad. AI does not know your role, work type, responsibilities, or constraints.
5 · Better use
“Interview me about my role, recurring tasks, deliverables, stakeholders, deadlines, risks, and approval requirements. Then suggest practical AI use cases that could save time or improve quality without creating data or policy risk.”
It gives AI a structured way to learn your work before making recommendations.
Field Guide Preview
Rule 10: Let AI learn your work before asking it to improve your work.
Use a role interview prompt to help AI understand your responsibilities, repeated tasks, constraints, risks, and opportunities before building workflows or templates.
6 · Mini Lab
Practice the work habit
Which prompt is the strongest way to start building a personal AI work profile?