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What's My
AI Risk?

9 honest questions. A personalised picture of where you stand — and what your real options are.

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Question 1 of 9
How would you describe your current professional situation?
A
Employed — and starting to feel uneasy
The role feels secure for now, but something has shifted in the last 12–18 months
B
Employed — actively wondering what's next
I'm doing well, but I find myself thinking about other paths more and more
C
Recently in transition — laid off or restructured
I've been through a change and I'm reassessing what I want the next chapter to look like
D
Self-employed or consulting — but feeling exposed
I work for myself but I'm aware that AI is reshaping what clients actually need from me
Question 2 of 9
When you think about AI and your professional field, which feels most true?
"Every knowledge job is replaceable by AI eventually. And the moment it will become a reality has just been pulled a lot closer than it used to be." — Senior consultant, Teamblind
A
AI is already doing parts of what I do
I can see it clearly — tasks that used to take hours now take minutes, and people are noticing
B
AI will affect my field — but I'm not sure when or how badly
The threat feels real but distant. I haven't felt it directly yet
C
My field is human-centric — AI won't replace the relationships I bring
The technical side may change but my core value is in trust and expertise, not process
D
My team or department has already shrunk because of AI
I've watched roles disappear around me. It's no longer theoretical
Question 3 of 9
How long have you been in your current field or industry?
A
Less than 5 years
I'm still building my expertise and finding my footing
B
5 to 12 years
I have solid experience and a developed professional network
C
12 to 20 years
I'm considered senior in my field — colleagues come to me for judgement and context
D
More than 20 years
I have deep institutional knowledge that took decades to build
Question 4 of 9
What's your honest reaction to this sentence?
"I know a lot — but I don't know how to package it. My skills are only really valuable inside this company."
A
This is exactly how I feel
I've said something very similar to myself — maybe not out loud
B
Partly true — I suspect my expertise travels, but I'm not sure how
I believe there's demand out there for what I know, but I've never really tested it
C
Not really — I'm fairly confident my expertise has value beyond my employer
I've had external conversations that confirm this
D
I haven't thought about this — and that worries me slightly
The question itself is unsettling
Question 5 of 9
Have you thought about working independently — running your own business or going solo?
A
Yes — it's something I think about regularly
I've imagined it, maybe even sketched it out, but I haven't taken any concrete steps
B
Yes — and my default plan is consulting or freelancing on what I already do
It's the logical extension of my current career, even if I'm not fully convinced it's the right thing
C
Occasionally — but I don't know where I'd even start
The idea is appealing in theory but the practical steps feel overwhelming
D
Not really — I prefer the stability of employment
The security of a corporate role still matters more to me than independence
Question 6 of 9
Which of these describes the biggest thing holding you back from exploring independence?
A
I don't have a business idea I believe in
Consulting feels like the safe default — but not what I'd build if I had real choice
B
I don't know how to package what I know into something people would pay for
The gap between "I have expertise" and "I have a business" feels enormous
C
Financial risk — mortgage, family, obligations
The income security of employment is hard to walk away from, even with a runway
D
I don't know where to start — or who to ask
There's no roadmap for this kind of transition. It doesn't feel like there's a structured path
Question 7 of 9
How do you currently feel about AI — not as a threat, but as a tool you could use?
A
I use AI tools regularly and feel fairly comfortable
I've incorporated it into my workflow and I can see where it's genuinely useful
B
I've experimented a little but don't use it systematically
I know it's important, but I haven't built it into how I actually work
C
Curious but overwhelmed — I don't know where to start
Everyone talks about AI but I don't know how to use it strategically for my situation
D
I feel behind — and it's starting to worry me
I sense a gap forming between where I am and where the market is going
Question 8 of 9
If you could build a business around your expertise, what would matter most to you?
A
Not being dependent on a single employer ever again
Independence and income security that doesn't rely on one organisation
B
Doing work that actually uses my real strengths
Building something that reflects who I am, not just what I've done
C
Replacing or matching my current income
The practical question — making the numbers work before taking the leap
D
Having something to build — a direction, not just a reaction
Being proactive about the future rather than waiting for it to happen to me
Question 9 of 9
Be honest: if nothing changes in the next 2 years, how will you feel about where you are professionally?
A
Worried — I'll have missed a window I can feel closing
The sense that the moment to act is now, and waiting will cost me
B
Frustrated — still thinking about it, still not having done anything
The same question will still be unanswered, and I'll have 2 more years of not knowing
C
Uncertain — I genuinely don't know what the landscape will look like
Too many variables to predict, which itself feels uncomfortable
D
Broadly fine — I'm not feeling urgency about any of this
My situation feels stable enough that this isn't a pressing concern right now
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