Answering the WI Score survey
Answer the one-question survey from the link you were sent, and learn what happens to your answer.
Your company sends you a link to the WI Score survey. It asks one question and takes under a minute.
Before you start#
You need to be signed in to Workforce Intelligence with your company account. If you are not signed in when you open the link, you are taken to the sign-in page. Sign in as described in Signing in, then open the survey link again. A person signed in to a different company cannot respond, and sees a message saying so.
Answer#
The page asks: When you use AI at work, which best describes you or your workforce? Select the one option that fits best.
- No or rare AI use
- Transactional — I ask AI questions and use the answers. One prompt, one output, session closed.
- Collaborative — I work through problems with AI across multiple exchanges. AI is shaping how I think, not just what I produce.
- Co-Intelligence — AI Coworkers are part of our teams. The workforce is genuinely blended.
Below the options, Your practice (optional) lets you say which practice you belong to. The list holds your company's practices. It starts on Prefer not to say, and you can leave it there.
Select Submit. It stays unavailable until you choose an option. You then see "Thanks — your response was recorded." and nothing else is needed.
If the survey has closed#
If you submit after the survey's closing date, the page shows This survey has closed. and records nothing. For any other problem, the page says "We couldn't record your response." with the reason.
What happens to your answer#
- The Score page and the survey status show only totals and percentages across everyone who answered. They never show an individual's answer or who gave it.
- The company score counts each person once, using their most recent answer. If you answer again, your new answer replaces your earlier one.
- If you choose a practice, it is saved with your answer. Prefer not to say saves none.
See The WI Score page for how the answers become A.