5 prompts
Help me prepare a travel documents checklist. My nationality/passport: [country] Destination(s) and transit countries: [list] Purpose and length of stay: [details] Travel dates: [dates] List the types of requirements I should check (visa, passport validity, return ticket, insurance, vaccinations, arrival forms, custom…
Build a checklist of entry documents to verify for your trip, from passport validity to forms.
Help me research [company] before my interview for [role]. Create a briefing with sections for: what they do and how they make money, products and customers, recent news and initiatives, competitors, culture and values, likely challenges for the team I'd join, and 5 smart talking points connecting my experience to the…
Build a one-page company briefing so you can speak confidently about their business, culture and challenges.
Act as a career counsellor. About me: - Interests: [list] - Strengths and skills: [list] - Values: [e.g. creativity, stability, helping people] - Education/stage: [student, graduate, career changer] - Location and constraints: [details] Suggest 8 careers that fit. For each: what the work involves day to day, required…
Explore careers that fit your interests, strengths and values, with paths, skills and first steps.
Act as a community manager for [brand], whose voice is [tone, e.g. warm, witty, helpful]. Products/services: [what we sell] Policies to remember: [shipping, refunds, pricing, booking] Write replies to the comments and messages below. For each: - Match the tone of the person (excited, curious, frustrated) - Keep it sho…
Generate friendly, on-brand replies to comments, questions, complaints and DMs that build community and turn followers into customers.
Help me write a professional email. Situation: [what happened] Recipient: [who they are and our relationship] What I need from them: [the outcome I want] What I must not say or promise: [limits] Tone: [e.g. calm and firm / apologetic but confident] Write: 1. Three subject line options 2. The email (under 170 words) th…
Draft a calm, professional email for tricky moments: delays, saying no, chasing payment or delivering bad news, without sounding cold or defensive.