Teach your people to challenge the confident answer.
A facilitated decision lab where your team practices judgment when AI sounds sure. A live business scenario, a replay, and a decision checkpoint your team can use the next morning.
90 minutes or 2 hours. In person. Led by Mitch Mitchem or a HIVE-certified Decision Heist facilitator.
When AI makes the recommendation, who makes the decision?
Decisions under AI are the skill learning and development needs next. Tool training teaches people what to click. It does not teach them when to push back.
AI output sounds sure, so teams stop asking where it came from and whether it fits.
When the tool recommended it, nobody quite owns the call. That is where costly mistakes hide.
Knowing which button to press is different from knowing when to trust, challenge or override.
Run it. Spot it. Replay it.
Run a live scenario
Your team works a real-feeling business decision with volunteers from the room and an AI in the loop. It is funny, fast and a little uncomfortable, on purpose.
Everyone participatesSpot the hand-off
The facilitator helps the room see the moment it gave away judgment or accountability to a confident answer.
Guided debriefReplay with ownership
The team runs the decision again using context, challenge and human ownership, then agrees how to work that way back at their desks.
A checkpoint to keepThree things they can use on Monday.
A shared language
Simple words your team can use to challenge confident output without making it personal.
A decision checkpoint
A short routine your team can use right away before it acts on an AI recommendation.
Stronger judgment
Better accountability and leadership under pressure, practiced in the room instead of described on a slide.
Pick the length that fits your agenda.
The focused lab
One live scenario, one replay and a clear checkpoint. Fits a leadership meeting, an offsite agenda or an L&D session.
The deeper lab
Adds time for a second scenario, more team discussion and building the checkpoint around your own decisions.
Best for
- Leadership teams and innovation groups
- AI adoption groups and project teams
- Learning and development programs
- Organizations that need technology use to stay accountable and human
Led by Mitch Mitchem or a HIVE-certified Decision Heist facilitator.
Every session is run by someone trained to read the room, keep the energy up and turn the laughs into a lasting change in how your team decides.
What teams ask before booking.
What exactly happens in the room?
Your team works a live business scenario with volunteers and an AI, then the facilitator guides a debrief on where the room handed away judgment, and the team replays the decision with human ownership.
How long is it?
90 minutes or 2 hours. We help you choose based on your agenda and your group.
Is it in person?
Yes. The lab is built for a live room, so we deliver it in person.
Who leads it?
Mitch Mitchem or a HIVE-certified Decision Heist facilitator.
Do people need to know AI?
No. If your team uses AI at work, or is about to, they are ready.
Can it pair with other HIVE programs?
Yes. Many teams follow it with AI enablement or a workforce development diagnostic so the new habits stick.
What does it cost?
It depends on scope. HIVE workshops start at $10,000 plus travel, for up to 50 people.
Bring the decision lab to your team.
A 20-minute call. Tell us the group, the date and the decisions that matter most.