ChatGPT training for employees, built on the work they already do

A business plan on company accounts is best, so data rules and shared Projects apply to everyone. If people are still on personal accounts, the session starts by deciding which plan to approve; we do not sell licenses and do not take a cut.

Some of it, on the right plan. We agree with you on three lists: never goes in (passwords, ID numbers, health data, contracts that forbid it), check first, and fine to use. Then we check your plan’s current terms on OpenAI’s own pages.

Most self-taught users write short prompts and accept the first answer. The session teaches the work instruction, shared Projects, working from files, and the habit of checking output against the source. The difference shows up in the first hour.

In the session, each team builds one or two simple ones around its own approved material, so they know how to maintain them. A larger build is a separate project.

Yes. Upload a file, ask for a summary, comparison or chart, then verify the numbers against the original. We practise this on a real file from your team with sensitive columns removed.

We cover where an agent or a scheduled task is worth it and where a person should stay in the loop. Most teams get more from five reliable workflows than from one complex automation.

At least one ChatGPT workflow on a task from their own week, saved in a Project or written down so a colleague can repeat it, and a short checklist of what to verify.

It depends on how many people attend, the format and how much preparation your workflows need, so each team gets its own quote. Use the short form at the bottom of this page: your name, email, headcount and, if you have one, a budget range. Jack replies by email with a recommended format and a written price. Nothing is agreed until you confirm it in writing.

Yes. Onsite sessions run at your office anywhere in the metroplex: Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Richardson, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Arlington and the cities between. Elsewhere in Texas is available on request, with travel quoted separately. Live online sessions work for teams anywhere in the U.S.

It is agreed in the quote. Every format is hands-on, so Jack needs to see each person’s work; larger groups are split into two sessions or run as a full day with department blocks.

Either. Sessions run in whichever language the room works in, and the materials come in both.

No. The outcome is a working workflow on a task each person already does, plus a checklist for checking the output. Two weeks after a program ends, Jack checks which workflows were kept, changed or stopped.