Training
How do you teach a team to prompt AI well?
The short answer
Summit Client Services teaches a team to prompt AI by sitting with your people on their own work, not by running a class: we hop on with your team, and they build the prompts with us, on the tasks they already do.
By Bruno Guberinich and Peter Davis III, founders of Summit Client Services. Updated .
Why a class alone does not stick
A one-time training covers the tool, not the person's actual week. What is never used on real work does not last.
How the training works
Pick one person's recurring task. Build the prompt or the tool with them, not for them, so they understand why it works. They run it themselves the next time, with us checking the result. Repeat with the next task and the next person.
What it's measured against
Up to 50% more productive per person, measured over one week. Figures from client work.
Who this is for
Teams already using ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or Gemini day to day but getting inconsistent results, or a team about to adopt one of these tools and wanting it to stick the first time.
What you own
Your team keeps the prompts, the documents and the habit, in the accounts your company already owns.
Questions people ask next
Is this a class or a workshop?
Neither. We work alongside your people on tasks they already have, so what they learn is the thing they will do again next week.
Which AI tools do you train on?
Whatever your team already has: Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini, inside the accounts your company owns.
How long does training take?
A working session to pick the first tasks, then short sessions with each person until it is part of their week, not a one-day event.
Do you build anything permanent, or just teach?
Both. Where a task repeats enough, we build a tool around the prompt so the result does not depend on remembering the exact wording.
Is there a contract?
It depends on the plan: the Automation Architect runs a set term — 3, 6 or 12 months; the Full-Service AI Department is month to month, or a set term for bigger companies. Either way, your team keeps what they learned.
More answers
- How long does it take to get an AI tool into daily use? Weeks, not quarters, for one well-chosen process. First tools are typically live within a month.
- Which Gemini prompts should I start with at work? Ten prompts to fill in and paste: a long contract, vendor quotes, research, a hard email and more.
- What is an outsourced AI department, and is it worth it? An outside team that sets the strategy, builds the tools, trains your people and keeps it working, on flexible terms.
- Who offers AI training for a small business team in Michigan? Summit Client Services trains small business teams across Michigan on their own work, in person when it helps.
- All answers Every question we have answered so far, in one place.
In the field guide
Your next step
You have the answer. Now ask about your business.
Thirty minutes. You bring one process, and we tell you plainly whether AI is worth doing there and where we would start.
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About Summit Client Services. Summit Client Services is your outsourced AI department: we set the strategy, build the tools into how you already run, train your people and keep it all working, on flexible terms. Founded in 2026 by Bruno Guberinich and Peter Davis III. Not affiliated with any other company named Summit Client Services. Contact Summit Client Services.