6 work scenarios. Nothing is graded: pick an answer to see why it holds up or not.
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Scenario 1 of 6
You paste a budget proposal into the AI and ask "This proposal is convincing, right?". The AI says it is strong and praises three parts. Tomorrow you discuss it with the head of finance. What is the most useful step now?
Scenario 2 of 6
A colleague writes: "Make a summary of yesterday's coordination meeting." The result is neat but lists decisions that were never made in that meeting. By our checklist, which part is most clearly missing?
Scenario 3 of 6
You are preparing a prompt to tidy delivery addresses before they go to the courier. Which sample addresses should you include in the prompt and in testing?
Scenario 4 of 6
You ask AI to build a training schedule table from three organisers' announcements. One announcement does not state a fee. In the table, that organiser's fee column says "Rp 0". What is the best fix to your request?
Scenario 5 of 6
An AI email draft to a prospective partner is too long and full of technical terms, but its price list is correct. Which feedback is most likely to fix it in one round?
Scenario 6 of 6
You wrote a prompt to group about 200 customer questions every week. You tried it on one question and it worked. What should you do before the team uses it?
