Use AI to gather feedback from teammates before sharing your work, so you catch problems early.

You've finished a draft—a proposal, a plan, a presentation deck—but before you send it up the chain or out to stakeholders, you want to make sure it's solid. Instead of interrupting three different people for their input, use AI to simulate their feedback first. This lets you catch obvious gaps, unclear sections, or missing context before anyone else sees it. You'll show up with a stronger draft and save your teammates from reviewing something that wasn't ready. 1. Paste your draft into ChatGPT and describe who will be reading it and what they care about. Be specific: "My manager cares about budget and timeline. The finance team needs to see ROI. The operations lead wants to know how this affects their workload." 2. Ask AI to role-play each stakeholder and give feedback from their perspective. Request specific concerns, questions, or pushback they might raise. 3. Review the simulated feedback. Look for patterns—if multiple perspectives flag the same section as unclear or incomplete, that's your signal to revise. 4. Revise your draft based on the feedback. Add the missing details, clarify the confusing parts, and address the concerns AI surfaced. 5. Optionally, run the revised version through AI one more time to confirm the issues are fixed. Then share your work with real people—confidently.

March 15, 2026