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Find the parts of my job where human expertise matters most

Pinpoints where your judgment, relationships, and domain depth create the most value, and where to go deeper.

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The prompt

Help me identify the parts of my job where human expertise creates the most value, so I know where to invest. My role and level: [TITLE, TEAM, INDUSTRY] My main responsibilities: [LIST] Moments where my input changed an outcome: [2-4 EXAMPLES - e.g. "spotted a pricing error before a client renewal"] Where colleagues or clients come to me for help: [TOPICS] Where I feel out of my depth: [AREAS] Analyze my work through these lenses: - Judgment under ambiguity - calls with incomplete data or competing goals. - Trust and relationships - work that depends on credibility, persuasion, or empathy. - Accountability - decisions someone must sign and answer for. - Tacit domain knowledge - context, history, and edge cases not written down anywhere. - Taste and quality bar - knowing what good looks like and spotting what is off. Return: 1. A ranked list of my 5 highest human-value activities, each with the lens it relies on and evidence from my examples. 2. Where I need deeper domain expertise: 3-5 specific knowledge areas (not generic "leadership"), why each matters, and how I would know I have gone deep enough. 3. Work I spend time on that is low human value and could be reduced. 4. A short plan: one way to strengthen each top area in the next 90 days through real work. Base the analysis only on what I tell you. If my examples are thin, say which area needs more evidence and ask me about it rather than filling the gap with assumptions.

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What to fill in

  • TITLE, TEAM, INDUSTRY
  • LIST
  • TOPICS
  • AREAS

How this prompt is built

This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.

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