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132 prompts. 11 categories. 264 test runs.
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Eleven kinds of work and money
Pick the job in front of you. Every category has twelve prompts.
Work
1. Career
Tailor resumes, prepare for interviews, and make your case for better pay.
Open12 prompts2. Email and difficult messages
Answer complaints, decline requests, explain mistakes, and write clear next steps.
Free with signup12 prompts3. Reports and documents
Structure reports, write summaries and procedures, and check drafts for gaps.
PRO12 prompts4. Summaries and analysis
Extract key facts, compare documents, analyze comments, and check arguments.
PRO12 prompts5. Decisions
Compare options, challenge assumptions, examine risks, and review past decisions.
PRO12 prompts6. Meetings
Plan agendas, prepare discussions, capture decisions, and organize follow-up actions.
PRO12 prompts7. Presentations
Build storylines, outline slides, write speaker notes, and prepare for questions.
PRO12 prompts8. Research and fact-checking
Plan research, trace sources, check claims, and explain gaps in the evidence.
PRO12 prompts9. Managing people
Give feedback, draft reviews, set goals, delegate work, and plan onboarding.
PRO12 prompts
Money
1. Career
Tailor resumes, prepare for interviews, and make your case for better pay.
12 prompts, open to everyone12 prompts
- 1.1Tailor a resume to a job ad
- 1.2Rewrite resume bullets to show results
- 1.3Write a cover letter that sounds like you
- 1.4Write a LinkedIn summary
- 1.5Research a company before an interview
- 1.6Practice interview answers and get feedback
- 1.7Answer “tell me about yourself”
- 1.8Explain a gap or career change
- 1.9Prepare questions for the interviewer
- 1.10Negotiate a salary offer
- 1.11Ask for a raise in your current job
- 1.12Write an interview follow-up
2. Email and difficult messages
Answer complaints, decline requests, explain mistakes, and write clear next steps.
12 prompts, free with signup12 prompts
- 2.1Reply to an angry customer
- 2.2Decline a request
- 2.3Chase an overdue reply or payment
- 2.4Explain a deadline slip
- 2.5Shorten a rambling draft
- 2.6Summarize a thread and reply with a decision
- 2.7Introduce yourself
- 2.8Apologize for your mistake
- 2.9Push back on an unrealistic request
- 2.10Ask for a favor or introduction
- 2.11Rewrite a message written in anger
- 2.12Hand over work before time off
11. Buying a car
Compare cars and offers, check fees, prepare negotiations, and review contracts.
12 prompts, free with signup12 prompts
- 11.1Match your needs and budget
- 11.2Compare buying and leasing an EV
- 11.3Compare EV and gas ownership costs
- 11.4Compare dealer offers line by line
- 11.5Audit fees and add-ons
- 11.6Prepare your negotiation
- 11.7Request full prices by email
- 11.8Reply to a counteroffer and pressure
- 11.9Compare dealer and bank financing
- 11.10Negotiate the trade-in separately
- 11.11Check a used car’s evidence
- 11.12Check the final contract
3. Reports and documents
Structure reports, write summaries and procedures, and check drafts for gaps.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 3.1Turn notes into a structured report
- 3.2Write an executive summary
- 3.3Build an outline before writing
- 3.4Explain a technical section
- 3.5Write a short status update
- 3.6Draft a business case
- 3.7Write a process document
- 3.8Tighten a wordy draft
- 3.9Check gaps and unsupported claims
- 3.10Write an incident report
- 3.11Turn a report into a one-page brief
- 3.12Make a document consistent
4. Summaries and analysis
Extract key facts, compare documents, analyze comments, and check arguments.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 4.1Brief a busy boss
- 4.2Summarize at three lengths
- 4.3Find decisions, numbers and deadlines
- 4.4Compare two documents
- 4.5Find the gaps
- 4.6Count survey themes
- 4.7Explain contract obligations
- 4.8Extract actions and owners
- 4.9Assess an argument
- 4.10Clean up a table
- 4.11Answer with exact quotes
- 4.12Rewrite for three readers
5. Decisions
Compare options, challenge assumptions, examine risks, and review past decisions.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 5.1Compare options against criteria
- 5.2Weigh pros and cons
- 5.3Run a pre-mortem
- 5.4Argue the other side
- 5.5Surface assumptions and reversal points
- 5.6List risks by likelihood and impact
- 5.7Think through second-order consequences
- 5.8Decide under time pressure
- 5.9Write a decision memo
- 5.10Ask questions before deciding
- 5.11Design a small, reversible test
- 5.12Review a past decision without hindsight bias
6. Meetings
Plan agendas, prepare discussions, capture decisions, and organize follow-up actions.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 6.1Write an agenda with timings and goals
- 6.2Decide whether a meeting is needed
- 6.3Prepare for a meeting in ten minutes
- 6.4Turn rough notes into decisions and actions
- 6.5Write the follow-up email
- 6.6Prepare sharp questions to ask
- 6.7Plan a contentious discussion
- 6.8Build a one-to-one agenda
- 6.9Summarize a meeting transcript
- 6.10Plan a project kickoff meeting
- 6.11Prepare a three-minute spoken update
- 6.12Run a project retrospective
7. Presentations
Build storylines, outline slides, write speaker notes, and prepare for questions.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 7.1Find the storyline
- 7.2Outline the slides
- 7.3Write message headlines
- 7.4Write speaker notes
- 7.5Write the opening minute
- 7.6Prepare for hard questions
- 7.7Cut the deck in half
- 7.8Choose the right chart
- 7.9Review a rehearsal script
- 7.10Put the case on one slide
- 7.11Adapt the deck for another audience
- 7.12Write the closing and ask
8. Research and fact-checking
Plan research, trace sources, check claims, and explain gaps in the evidence.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 8.1Make a research plan
- 8.2Write better search queries
- 8.3Find the primary source
- 8.4Check one claim
- 8.5Judge a source's reliability
- 8.6Sanity-check a statistic
- 8.7Check a draft for unsupported claims
- 8.8Lay out where sources disagree
- 8.9Explain a technical topic
- 8.10Prepare expert interview questions
- 8.11Trace a quote or number
- 8.12Write a briefing with confidence levels
9. Managing people
Give feedback, draft reviews, set goals, delegate work, and plan onboarding.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 9.1Give feedback on one behavior
- 9.2Draft a performance review
- 9.3Prepare a hard conversation
- 9.4Give specific praise
- 9.5Delegate a task clearly
- 9.6Set next-quarter goals
- 9.7Respond when someone wants to leave
- 9.8Announce a team change
- 9.9Write a promotion case
- 9.10Mediate a conflict between two people
- 9.11Plan a new hire’s first 30 days
- 9.12Coach with questions
10. Your finances
Examine retirement savings, build budgets, compare loans, and assess housing costs.
12 prompts, for PRO members12 prompts
- 10.1Check your retirement progress
- 10.2Find retirement plan fees
- 10.3Prepare for an adviser meeting
- 10.4Compare savings offers
- 10.5Compare the full cost of loans
- 10.6Build your monthly budget
- 10.7Test house affordability
- 10.8Compare renting with buying
- 10.9Compare mortgage offers line by line
- 10.10Prepare for a house viewing
- 10.11Prepare a house offer
- 10.12Read a financial contract
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