AI interviews for consultants

Walk into kickoff already knowing the room.

Send one link to your client’s team. Roux, an AI interviewer, has a private conversation with each person, so you start with what the whole team thinks, not just the sponsor’s view.

  1. 1Send one link

    Before we kick off on Monday

    Graham Priceto Calder leadership team (14)

    Please take 10 minutes before Monday to tell me where things stand. Your answers come straight to me.

    helloroux.com

    Please provide input on AI readiness at Calder Freight

    A 10 minute private conversation before our kickoff.

    Sent to 1412 finished

  2. 2Roux interviews every stakeholder

    AI readiness at Calder FreightDenise

    Where does your team lose the most time?

    0:16Retyping orders from sales into finance.
    Follow-up

    What happens when an order is retyped wrong?

    Invoices go out late. Clients notice.

    What would make you trust an AI tool here?

    Seeing it work on our own orders first.
    Reply by voice or text

  3. 3You get the answer

    Readout

    Reading 0 stakeholder conversations

    Fix the order handoff first.

    Where the team loses the most time

    • Retyping orders50%
    • Chasing approvals25%
    • Weekly reports9%
    • Email triage8%
    • Scheduling8%

    “Invoices go out late. Clients notice.” Denise

    Do next: Pilot order automation with finance

Send it the way your client already works

  • Outlook
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • Zoom

All the discovery, fewer discovery calls.

Every stakeholder heard in the first week, not the first month.

  • Hours back before day one

    Fourteen stakeholder calls used to eat a week of a fixed fee. Now it’s one email and a readout.

  • Candor you won’t get in a workshop

    People say more in a private conversation than in front of their boss. Make it anonymous when it matters.

  • See where they disagree

    Every leader answers the same questions, so the splits show up in the readout, not in a meeting.

  • A readout worth forwarding

    Send your sponsor a read-only link. Every finding comes with the quotes behind it.

Where Roux fits in an engagement

Discovery at the start, a pulse in the middle, and the story at the end.

  1. Before kickoffRoux

    Discovery

    Every stakeholder has a private conversation. You walk in knowing the room.

  2. Week oneYou

    Kickoff workshop

    Open with the readout and spend the session on decisions, not catching up.

  3. MidpointRoux

    Pulse check

    A five minute check-in on how the work is landing, while there’s still time to adjust.

  4. Wrap-upRoux

    Results and testimonials

    Ask what changed, and collect quotes for your case study in the client’s own words.

What do you wish you knew about your client?

Pick a question. This is the readout Roux hands back.

Where should Calder focus next year?

14 leaders replied · Anonymous

Sample

The answer

Leadership agrees on growth but splits on how. Sales wants new regions. Operations wants to fix delivery first.

0%

name growth as the top priority

0%

want to fix delivery before expanding

0%

want to open new regions now

In their words

“We keep selling into regions we can’t deliver to on time.”
Leadership team member

Do this next

  1. Put delivery capacity on the kickoff agenda
  2. Get sales and operations to agree on one metric
  3. Revisit expansion at the next quarterly review

Questions consultants ask

Will busy executives actually do it?

Most finish in about ten minutes, on their phone, between meetings, and they can talk instead of type. Tip: have your sponsor send the link. People answer their own boss faster.

Who sees what people say?

You choose for each Roux: anonymous, named, or email-verified. Anonymous keeps names off every answer, including the readout your sponsor sees.

Does this replace my stakeholder interviews?

No. It hears from the whole room, so your live calls go to the few people who matter most, and you arrive knowing what to ask.

Can I use my own assessment framework?

Yes. Paste in your questions or focus areas and Roux turns them into a conversation, with follow-ups and rating scales. Edit anything before you send it.

What does it cost?

It’s free to start. Plans for ongoing client work are on the pricing page.

Your client’s team has a lot to tell you.

Send one link before kickoff. Walk in with the answers.

10+ hrs
of stakeholder calls and notes for 14 people. Roux needs one email.
10 min
for each stakeholder, privately, by voice or text.
Day one
starts with a readout, not a blank whiteboard.
Create your first Roux free

Free to start. Your client’s team doesn’t need an account.