Lead AI Solutions Partner
Posted Sep 18, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 5, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a time you drove lasting behavior change, not just training attendance, around a new technology.
What they are checking: Understanding that adoption means changed daily habits, and evidence they have measured that difference before.
Tell me about a time you had to align learning, communications and change management leaders who each had their own plan.
What they are checking: Influence across peer functions to create one coherent strategy instead of competing programs.
Tell me about an enablement strategy you launched that didn't land. What did you learn?
What they are checking: Honest reflection and the ability to adjust strategy based on evidence from users.
What would you do
Business teams submit dozens of AI use cases. How would you set up intake so the best ones move forward?
What they are checking: Building a prioritization model that weighs value, feasibility and risk, and saying no in a way that keeps people engaged.
A group of employees is worried AI will replace their jobs and is quietly avoiding the tools. How do you approach them?
What they are checking: Empathy and honesty in change management, addressing fear directly rather than pushing harder on usage.
Governance wants tight controls on which AI tools people can use. Adoption goals push the other way. How do you balance it?
What they are checking: Working with governance to make safe paths easy, so compliance and adoption support each other.
About the work
How would you build personas for AI adoption across a company like Vizient, and what would you do with them?
What they are checking: Whether persona work leads to different enablement paths and use cases, rather than being a research exercise that sits on a shelf.
How would you design an AI champion network so it doesn't fade after the launch excitement wears off?
What they are checking: Practical knowledge of keeping communities of practice alive through purpose, recognition and real problems to solve.
What metrics would you show the executive team to prove AI enablement is creating business value?
What they are checking: Moving beyond usage counts to outcomes like time saved, quality gained or revenue impact.
How would you structure an AI certification program so it means something to employees and managers?
What they are checking: Designing credentials tied to real skills and work outcomes, not just course completion.
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