The Work Edit
Hand AI the legwork. Keep the credit.
For the woman who’s good at her job and stretched across too much of it. The Work Edit shows you what AI is allowed to do at work, which tasks to hand over, and how to turn the hours you get back into a one-page case for promotion or pay.
Six core modules, a level module for your role, a step-by-step toolkit, an evidence-file template and a ready-made prompt library. £39.
Is this you?
You’re the one who gets it done. Nobody sees how long it takes.
It’s ten past four on a Friday, and you’re copying the same numbers from the same tracker into the same template for the fortieth time this year.
There’s a Copilot button in the corner of your Outlook. You’ve hovered over it twice this week and closed the window both times.
You’d use AI more if you knew exactly what you’re allowed to put into it.
Your review is coming, and your manager will remember the last fortnight, the one thing that went wrong in March, and very little else.
Time back → Visible results → A case for more
The six core modules
Every module has Do it now boxes, so you finish each one with something already working. Copilot versions of the prompts are included, because it’s often the only tool a work laptop allows.
- 01 · Is This Allowed? Your company’s rules, your personal never list, and what to say if someone asks whether you used AI.
- 02 · Find Your Hours. A one-week audit that finds the legwork in your week and picks the first task to hand over.
- 03 · Hand It Over. A five-part handover brief that gets AI drafting the report you’d have written, with every number traced.
- 04 · The Executive Edit. Five checks that make AI output safe to carry your name.
- 05 · Make It Visible. Spend the saved hours where they’re seen, and share the win without bragging.
- 06 · The Evidence File. One page: what you’ve handed over, what it’s worth over a year, and a specific ask, including how to raise pay before the budget is set.
Then your level module
Where it pays most at your level
Mid-level · Become the Go-To
Be the person people bring the messy spreadsheet to. Reports from data exports, slides from a plan, and sharing your method.
Manager · Multiply Your Team
Get your whole team’s hours back, not just yours. A team audit, a shared morning priority list, training videos from SOPs, and team-built agents.
Senior · Lead the Adoption
Set the AI direction for your area and hand the doing to someone else. A one-page direction note, stronger reporting foundations, and measures the board will believe.
Not sure which is you? Take the one-question check.
Who it’s from
Five hours a week is more than six working weeks a year.
I lead a global team in a heavily regulated industry, where a careless shortcut gets noticed and a sloppy document gets questioned. That’s where I learned to use AI, over four years of testing it, failing, and testing it again.
Two tasks handed over gave me back more than five hours a week: a morning inbox that sorts itself, and presentations drafted from the project plan. I’ve since trained around 20 people to do the same. Nothing in The Work Edit made it in until it held up under that kind of scrutiny.
The honest part
No guide can promise you a promotion or a pay rise. What this gives you is the evidence, the words and the timing to ask for one properly. If your company hasn’t approved an AI tool yet, Module 01 shows you how to ask, and how to practise safely until it does.
What’s in the download
- The guide: six core modules, three level modules and a step-by-step toolkit with instructions for Copilot, Gemini and ChatGPT
- The evidence-file template (Excel, and it opens in Google Sheets), which adds up your hours and writes your headline for you
- My prompts: all 22, inside the guide, ready to copy in one click and adapt
One payment of £39, an instant download, yours to keep.
New to AI?
Start with the free modules of The AI Femme Edit. You’ll get more from The Work Edit once you’re comfortable asking AI for what you need.
