Free · 8–12 minutes · Single leader

Is your team system ready to hold AI?

AI adoption is not only a technology rollout. It is a team system change. This assessment helps leaders see where the human infrastructure is strong — and where it needs care — before, during, and after AI adoption.

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The leadership question

“What does our team system need in order to use AI wisely, safely, consistently, and in alignment with our mission?”

Governing source: Preparing Your Team for an AI Uplift

Five Readiness Dimensions

You'll answer five short questions in each area. The result is a snapshot — not a scorecard — designed to help you decide where to focus next.

Culture

How people relate to AI — trust, psychological safety, mission alignment, leadership modeling, capacity, and employee voice.

Process

How work actually gets done — workflows, handoffs, decision points, validation time, manager support, and starting with the real challenge.

Technology

How tools, data, and use cases support the work — approved tools, shared literacy, data readiness, training, and meaningful outcomes.

Governance

How decisions, risk, accountability, and learning are held — ownership, decision rights, human oversight, escalation, and refresh.

Learning & Story Capture

How the organization notices, documents, shares, and uses practical learning, peer stories, concerns, and breakthroughs as adoption unfolds.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Share context

    A few quick questions about your role, function, and AI adoption stage.

  2. 2

    Answer 25 questions

    Five per dimension, on a 1–5 agreement scale. About 8–12 minutes.

  3. 3

    See your snapshot

    Overall band, dimension scores, strengths, focus areas, and risks to watch.

  4. 4

    Download the Guide

    Take your snapshot into a leadership conversation with the full PTB Guide.

Start with the human infrastructure.

Not with the tool. Not with the hype. With your team.

Begin the assessment →