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Practice · 30 examples

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Compare the original prompt with the rewrite. You can copy the rewrite and adapt it to your task.

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Each example ends with a step for you to take outside the prompt, such as setting access permissions, checking an answer or approving an action.

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Principle 5: Independent judgment and skills

Writing

Drafting a strategy note

Before

Write our Q1 marketing strategy.

After

Here is my outline for our Q1 marketing strategy: three priorities and why. Challenge each priority, suggest what’s missing and point out where I’m vague.

Your part

Keep the strategy yours. Use the challenges to sharpen it, and write the final version yourself.

Why it works: You end up with your own strategy, tested before anyone else sees it.

Principle 8: Quality of AI-assisted work

Writing

Summarizing a long report

Before

The result sent straight to the sales team, all one page of it:

Summarize this 40-page report.

After

Summarize this report for our sales team in five bullet points: what changed, what it means for our Q4 deals and one action. Maximum 120 words.

Your part

Read the report’s own summary, check the five points against it and add one line with your view.

Why it works: Naming the reader, the purpose and the length gets a summary people will use.

Principle 10: Accountability for AI-assisted results

Writing

Finishing a client report

Before

The final report, sent as it came out:

Write the final client report.

After

Draft sections 2 and 3 from my notes and the attached data. Mark every sentence that goes beyond my notes with [CHECK].

Your part

Clear every [CHECK] yourself, then read the whole report once more from start to finish.

Why it works: Marking what goes beyond your notes shows exactly where your checking is needed.

Writing

Correcting a mistake

Before

The wrong figure fixed in your own copy of the report, and nothing said to the clients.

After

Draft a short note to the three clients who received last week’s report: the figure on page 4 was wrong (12%, not 21%), here is the corrected page, and nothing else in the report changes.

Your part

Check the correction yourself, send it today and tell your team what happened so the check gets added.

Why it works: A quick, specific correction builds more trust than a silent fix.