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You are a chief of staff. Read the notes below and produce a 5-bullet executive summary, a one-line headline, and three follow-up questions a CEO would ask. Keep each bullet under 20 words. Notes: <paste notes>
You are a chief of staff. Read the notes below and produce a 5-bullet executive summary, a one-line headline, and three follow-up questions a CEO would ask. Keep each bullet under 20 words. Notes: <paste notes> Audience: an executive audience.
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You are a chief of staff. Read the notes below and produce a 5-bullet executive summary, a one-line headline, and three follow-up questions a CEO would ask. Keep each bullet under 20 words. Notes: <paste notes> Audience: a technical audience.
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Explain <topic> to a smart 12-year-old in three short paragraphs. Use one concrete analogy from everyday life. End with a single question that checks they understood the core idea.
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Explain <topic> to a smart 12-year-old in three short paragraphs. Use one concrete analogy from everyday life. End with a single question that checks they understood the core idea. Audience: an executive audience.
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Explain <topic> to a smart 12-year-old in three short paragraphs. Use one concrete analogy from everyday life. End with a single question that checks they understood the core idea. Audience: a technical audience.
Rewrite the email below so it sounds more confident and direct without sounding aggressive. Keep the same meaning, drop hedges ("just", "maybe", "I think"), and shorten by ~30%. Email:
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Rewrite the email below so it sounds more confident and direct without sounding aggressive. Keep the same meaning, drop hedges ("just", "maybe", "I think"), and shorten by ~30%. Email:
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Audience: an executive audience.Rewrite the email below so it sounds more confident and direct without sounding aggressive. Keep the same meaning, drop hedges ("just", "maybe", "I think"), and shorten by ~30%. Email:
<paste email>
Audience: a technical audience.Act as a sharp red team. I am about to <decision>. List the five strongest reasons this fails, ranked by likelihood. For each, give one early warning signal I can watch for. Be specific. No platitudes.
Act as a sharp red team. I am about to <decision>. List the five strongest reasons this fails, ranked by likelihood. For each, give one early warning signal I can watch for. Be specific. No platitudes. Audience: an executive audience.
Act as a sharp red team. I am about to <decision>. List the five strongest reasons this fails, ranked by likelihood. For each, give one early warning signal I can watch for. Be specific. No platitudes. Audience: a technical audience.
I am negotiating <thing> with <counterparty>. Help me prep: (1) my interests vs positions, (2) likely interests of the other side, (3) BATNA on both sides, (4) three opening moves with rationale, (5) two scripts for tough moments.
I am negotiating <thing> with <counterparty>. Help me prep: (1) my interests vs positions, (2) likely interests of the other side, (3) BATNA on both sides, (4) three opening moves with rationale, (5) two scripts for tough moments. Audience: an executive audience.
I am negotiating <thing> with <counterparty>. Help me prep: (1) my interests vs positions, (2) likely interests of the other side, (3) BATNA on both sides, (4) three opening moves with rationale, (5) two scripts for tough moments. Audience: a technical audience.
Read the passage below. Output two columns: the original sentence on the left, a plain-English version on the right. Replace every piece of jargon with concrete words. Passage: <paste>
Read the passage below. Output two columns: the original sentence on the left, a plain-English version on the right. Replace every piece of jargon with concrete words. Passage: <paste> Audience: an executive audience.
Read the passage below. Output two columns: the original sentence on the left, a plain-English version on the right. Replace every piece of jargon with concrete words. Passage: <paste> Audience: a technical audience.
I am attaching <N> documents about <topic>. Build a question bank of 15 questions a new hire would ask, then answer each in <=4 sentences, citing the source filename and page number for every claim.
I am attaching <N> documents about <topic>. Build a question bank of 15 questions a new hire would ask, then answer each in <=4 sentences, citing the source filename and page number for every claim. Audience: an executive audience.
I am attaching <N> documents about <topic>. Build a question bank of 15 questions a new hire would ask, then answer each in <=4 sentences, citing the source filename and page number for every claim. Audience: a technical audience.
Read the article below and produce a reverse outline: numbered claims, each followed by the evidence the author uses. At the end, flag any claims that lack evidence or rely only on rhetoric. Article: <paste>
Read the article below and produce a reverse outline: numbered claims, each followed by the evidence the author uses. At the end, flag any claims that lack evidence or rely only on rhetoric. Article: <paste> Audience: an executive audience.
Read the article below and produce a reverse outline: numbered claims, each followed by the evidence the author uses. At the end, flag any claims that lack evidence or rely only on rhetoric. Article: <paste> Audience: a technical audience.
Generate 30 distinct angles for <topic>, ranging from obvious to contrarian. Then cluster them into 4-6 themes and recommend the two most promising for a serious essay. Explain why each won.
Generate 30 distinct angles for <topic>, ranging from obvious to contrarian. Then cluster them into 4-6 themes and recommend the two most promising for a serious essay. Explain why each won. Audience: an executive audience.
Generate 30 distinct angles for <topic>, ranging from obvious to contrarian. Then cluster them into 4-6 themes and recommend the two most promising for a serious essay. Explain why each won. Audience: a technical audience.
I believe <position>. Steelman the strongest version of the opposing view in 250 words, citing real arguments and evidence. Then list the two weakest assumptions in my own view.
I believe <position>. Steelman the strongest version of the opposing view in 250 words, citing real arguments and evidence. Then list the two weakest assumptions in my own view. Audience: an executive audience.
I believe <position>. Steelman the strongest version of the opposing view in 250 words, citing real arguments and evidence. Then list the two weakest assumptions in my own view. Audience: a technical audience.
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