A 4-week live program for People leaders on Claude or ChatGPT. You walk out with two automated workflows and two apps that save your team time, and you learn to be the person on your team who builds.
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Break your team’s work into workstreams, then workflows, then tasks, and find the ones worth automating or building for.
Build automated workflows for the repetitive tasks you mapped in week 1.
Turn a process your team runs by hand into an app they can use.
Decide what to build next the way a founder decides what to ship, then demo what you built to the group.
Length. 4 weeks.
Each week. One live session and one office hour. About 2 hours live, plus your build time.
Group size. 10 people max.
Price. $2,500 a seat.
Built for. Teams on Claude or ChatGPT.
Teams. Want to bring your team? Pick “A private cohort for my team” on the form and I’ll follow up.
I’m Toby Egbuna. In 2021 I co-founded Chezie, an HR-tech platform for managing internal communities, and built the first version myself in a no-code tool. Today we work with customers like Airbnb and the NBA, and I still lead our technical work, mostly by using AI to build things that used to be too technical for me.
For a long time I was intimidated by anything that involved the word “code.” Now I use AI to build things that used to be way too technical for me. People Builders teaches you to do the same for your team. You bring the People expertise. I bring the building.
Most companies have an L&D or training budget that covers a program like this. Here’s a note you can send your manager.
Hi [manager], I’d like to join People Builders, a 4-week live program that teaches People teams to build with the Claude or ChatGPT licenses we already have. It costs $2,500. I’d spend about 2 hours a week in sessions and come out with two automated workflows and two apps for our team, starting with [workflow], which takes us about [hours] a week today. Can we use L&D budget for this? Details: skillsforpeople.com/people-builders
No. You’ll learn the technical pieces you need, in HR terms, as you build.
Questions? toby@tobyegbuna.com