Prepare a roadmap review for leadership
A tight roadmap narrative and slide outline that ties bets to strategy and gets the decisions you need.
The prompt
Help me prepare a roadmap review for my leadership team.
Audience: [WHO - e.g. CEO, CPO, VP Engineering, Sales leader]
Time slot: [e.g. 30 minutes, 15 for discussion]
Company or product strategy it must support: [GOALS, OKRS]
Roadmap items: [THEME, ITEM, STATUS, CONFIDENCE, TARGET QUARTER]
Changes since the last review: [ADDED, DROPPED, DELAYED, AND WHY]
Decisions or support I need: [e.g. headcount, trade-off approval, scope call]
Likely pushback: [CONCERNS I EXPECT]
Build:
1. A storyline in 6-10 slides: where we are versus goals, what we learned, the bets for next period grouped by outcome (not a feature list), what we are not doing and why, risks and dependencies, decisions needed.
2. For each slide: headline as a full-sentence takeaway, 3 supporting points, and the chart or visual to use.
3. A 60-second opening that states the ask up front.
4. Answers to the 5 hardest questions they are likely to ask, including "Why is X delayed?" and "Why aren't we doing Y?"
Rules: show confidence levels honestly (committed / likely / exploring) rather than firm dates for everything. Use only the data I provide; mark gaps [ADD DATA].
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- WHO - e.g. CEO, CPO, VP Engineering, Sales leader
- e.g. 30 minutes, 15 for discussion
- GOALS, OKRS
- THEME, ITEM, STATUS, CONFIDENCE, TARGET QUARTER
- ADDED, DROPPED, DELAYED, AND WHY
- e.g. headcount, trade-off approval, scope call
- CONCERNS I EXPECT
- ADD DATA
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.
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