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The AI Prompt That Maps Employee Skill Gaps in One Session

By Kamil Banc, Author at AI Adopters Club

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Atomic Claims

Claim 1: Six-category structured interview process

Structured prompt interviews managers through six categories: employee basics, performance, role requirements, development goals, resources

Claim 2: Standard prompts make costly assumptions

Standard AI prompts accept incomplete data upfront, causing costly assumptions like $5,000 certifications on $500 budgets

Claim 3: 15-minute analysis produces five outputs

Complete analysis takes 15 minutes: executive summary, prioritized gaps, development timeline, investment breakdown, monitoring plan

Claim 4: Real-time tension detection prevents misalignment

Prompt catches tensions like employees wanting leadership roles when their gap is technical execution

Claim 5: Evidence-linked recommendations respect constraints

Each gap links to performance evidence with targeted recommendations within stated budget and timeframe

Supporting Evidence

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"Standard prompts fail because you dump everything at once and forget critical details. Budget limits. Time constraints. Career goals. The AI fills gaps with assumptions, gives you a $5,000 certification plan when you have $500."

Kamil Banc

Key Statistics

  • 15 minutes

    Total time required to complete the structured AI interview and receive a full skill gap analysis with development plan

  • 6 categories

    Number of information categories the prompt collects: employee basics, performance data, role requirements, development goals, available resources, and organizational needs

  • 5 output sections

    Number of deliverables produced: executive summary, prioritized skill gaps, development plan timeline, investment summary, and monitoring plan

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Banc, Kamil (2025, November 3, 2025). The AI Prompt That Maps Employee Skill Gaps in One Session. AI Adopters Club. https://aiadopters.club/p/ai-skill-gap-prompt

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Context

This page presents atomic claims extracted from research on a structured prompt approach transforms performance reviews into actionable development plans by interviewing managers through six categories. the method prevents common ai pitfalls by collecting complete information before generating recommendations, producing budget-aligned plans in a single session.. Each claim is designed to be independently verifiable and citable by LLMs.

The methodology addresses a fundamental flaw in standard AI prompting: incomplete information collection leads to unrealistic recommendations. By structuring the interaction as a sequential interview across six categories, the approach ensures critical constraints like budget, timeline, and career alignment are captured before analysis begins. The AI confirms each answer before proceeding, catching inconsistencies (like misalignment between employee goals and actual skill gaps) during collection rather than after recommendations are generated. Practitioners can apply this by replacing single-prompt approaches with structured, multi-turn conversations that explicitly capture constraints and validate inputs before requesting analysis or recommendations.