Your dev team is drowning in AI tools that create more chaos than efficiency. The problem isn’t the technology – it’s how humans interact with it.
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Your dev team is drowning in AI tools that promise efficiency but deliver chaos instead.
They’re spending more time fighting with prompts and debugging workflows than actually building. Your CTOs are frustrated. Your timelines are slipping. And that expensive AI investment? It’s gathering digital dust.
Here’s the problem: Most AI integration focuses on the tech. But the real bottleneck isn’t the technology – it’s how humans interact with it.
Scott Howard Swain gets this. He’s spent 30 years in tech, but his secret weapon isn’t code. It’s cognitive empathy – understanding how people actually think and work.
He builds AI workflows that feel natural because they’re designed around human psychology, not just technical specs. His approach combines deep technical expertise with an understanding of how teams collaborate and communicate.
The result? AI tools that your team actually uses. Workflows that increase efficiency instead of adding friction. Automation that works with your people, not against them.
Scott founded the Practical Empathy Practice Group – 2,100 members, 650+ meetings – so he knows collaborative dynamics inside and out. He’s created tools like EmpathyBot and teaches communication principles that transform how teams work together.
When you bring Scott in as your player-coach, you’re not just getting another consultant who drops off documentation and disappears. You’re getting someone who turns technical complexity into business results by bridging the gap between what AI can do and what your team needs.
Stop letting AI tools slow you down. Get someone who
