Your team is using AI, but they are not using it right. And because they are not using it right, they think it does not work.

That single misunderstanding is costing your company hours of productivity per employee, every single week. Bad prompts produce bad answers, bad answers erode trust, and once trust is gone, adoption dies. The tool is not broken. The prompts are. And that is fixable.

In this episode, we break down:

• Why untrained employees burn through dozens of attempts and a lot of tokens trying to get one usable response
• The real cost of bad prompts: time, money, trust, and eventually talent
• How proper prompt training saves an average of 5 hours per employee, per week
• The 74 percent drop in hallucinations that shows up when teams get real-time prompt feedback
• Why "buy the tool, send the login, hope for the best" is the most expensive AI strategy on the market
• How to roll out AI so morale and retention go up, not down
• The cross-departmental wins that surface once your team actually trusts the tool
• A fast tactical shortcut for this week, plus the real long-term play

This one is for CEOs, owners, and operators who are paying for AI and not getting the ROI they were promised.

The Digital Dilemma is hosted by Nick Dreyfus, VP of Business Development at i-NETT. Based in San Diego with technicians in over 150 markets across the U.S. and Canada, i-NETT helps businesses deploy secure IT infrastructure, cybersecurity programs, and AI solutions that eliminate waste and drive growth.

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