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education Learning Beginner

Explain Complex Topic Simply

Explain [complex topic] in 3 levels of complexity: 1) Like I am 10 years old (use analogies and everyday examples), 2) Like I am a college student (include proper terminology with explanations), 3) Like I am a profession…

💡 Start with the simplest explanation to check your own understanding. If you cannot explain it simply…

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email Meeting Emails Beginner

Decline a Meeting Politely

Write a polite email declining a meeting invitation. Reason: [schedule conflict / not relevant to my role / can be resolved via email]. The response should: 1) Thank them for the invitation, 2) Briefly explain why you ca…

💡 If it is truly not relevant, suggest someone else who should attend instead.

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coding Python Beginner

Python Script - Read and Clean CSV

Write a Python script that: 1) Reads a CSV file using pandas, 2) Shows basic info (shape, dtypes, null counts), 3) Removes duplicate rows, 4) Fills missing values (numeric with median, text with mode), 5) Strips whitespa…

💡 Add a requirements.txt with pandas version. Always check the output after cleaning.

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creative Social Media Beginner

Instagram Carousel Content

Create an Instagram carousel (10 slides) about [topic]. For each slide: 1) Headline text (max 8 words, big and bold), 2) Supporting text (max 20 words), 3) Design notes (background color, layout suggestion). Structure: S…

💡 Save the most surprising or controversial point for slide 2 — it makes people keep swiping.

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excel Formulas & Functions Beginner

Nested IF Statements for Grading

Write a nested IF formula in Excel that assigns letter grades based on numeric scores: 90-100 = A, 80-89 = B, 70-79 = C, 60-69 = D, below 60 = F. Provide: the exact formula, a version using IFS function (Excel 365), expl…

💡 IFS function is cleaner than nested IFs. Use it if your Excel version supports it.

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email Follow-ups Beginner

Professional Follow-Up Email After Meeting

Write a professional follow-up email after a business meeting. Context: I met with [Client Name] to discuss [Topic]. Key points discussed were [Point 1, 2, 3]. Action items agreed upon were [Action 1, 2]. Next steps: [Ne…

💡 Replace the brackets with your actual details. Send within 24 hours of the meeting.

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writing Business Documents Intermediate

Business Proposal Template

Write a professional business proposal for [service/product] being offered to [client company]. Include: 1) Executive Summary (what you propose in 3 sentences), 2) Problem Statement (what challenge the client faces), 3) …

💡 Research the client company before writing. Reference their specific challenges, not generic problem…

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writing Social Media Beginner

LinkedIn Post for Thought Leadership

Write a LinkedIn post about [topic in your industry]. The post should: 1) Start with a hook line that stops scrolling, 2) Share a personal insight or experience, 3) Provide 3-4 actionable takeaways, 4) End with a questio…

💡 Post between 8-10 AM on Tuesday-Thursday for maximum reach.

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data Visualization Intermediate

KPI Dashboard Design

Design a KPI dashboard for a [type of business]. Include: 1) Define 8-10 key metrics with formulas for calculation, 2) Specify data source for each metric, 3) Suggest visualization type for each (gauge, line, bar, number…

💡 The best dashboards answer one question: Are we on track? Start with that.

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education Assessment Beginner

Practice Quiz Generator

Create a 15-question practice quiz on [topic]. Include: 5 multiple choice questions (4 options each), 5 true/false questions, 3 short answer questions, 2 scenario-based questions. For each question, provide: the correct …

💡 Review the questions you got wrong twice. Understanding why the wrong answer seemed right is more va…

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productivity Decision Making Beginner

Decision Making Framework

Help me make a decision about [decision]. Options: [Option A, B, C]. For each option, analyze: 1) Pros (3-5), 2) Cons (3-5), 3) Best case scenario, 4) Worst case scenario, 5) Reversibility (can I undo this?), 6) Score 1-…

💡 If a decision is reversible, decide fast. Save deep analysis for irreversible decisions.

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excel Reports & Templates Beginner

Monthly Financial Report Template

Act as a financial analyst. Create a detailed monthly financial report template in Excel with: revenue breakdown by category, operating expenses with SUM formulas, net profit calculation, month-over-month comparison usin…

💡 Replace category names with your actual business categories. Add your company name for a personalize…

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excel Reports & Templates Intermediate

Inventory Stock Report

Create an Excel inventory management template with columns: Product ID, Product Name, Category, Unit Price, Quantity in Stock, Reorder Level, Total Value (auto-calculated). Add formulas: total inventory value using SUMPR…

💡 Add a separate sheet for recording stock movements (in/out) with date stamps.

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excel Formulas & Functions Intermediate

INDEX MATCH as VLOOKUP Alternative

Show me how to use INDEX MATCH in Excel as a more powerful alternative to VLOOKUP. Create examples for: basic left-to-right lookup, reverse lookup (looking up values to the left), two-criteria lookup using INDEX MATCH MA…

💡 INDEX MATCH is faster on large datasets and works in any direction, unlike VLOOKUP.

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excel Formulas & Functions Intermediate

SUMIFS with Multiple Criteria

Explain SUMIFS in Excel with 3 practical examples: 1) Sum sales where region is East AND month is January, 2) Sum expenses where amount is greater than 1000 AND category is Marketing, 3) Sum hours where employee name mat…

💡 SUMIFS criteria ranges must all be the same size. The sum range comes first, unlike SUMIF.

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excel Formulas & Functions Beginner

Dynamic Date Formulas

Give me the most useful Excel date formulas for business: 1) Calculate age from birthdate using DATEDIF, 2) Find the last day of any month using EOMONTH, 3) Calculate business days between two dates using NETWORKDAYS, 4)…

💡 DATEDIF is a hidden function — it will not appear in autocomplete but it works.

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writing Business Documents Intermediate

Executive Summary for Report

Write an executive summary for a [type] report. Key findings: [finding 1, 2, 3]. Recommendations: [rec 1, 2, 3]. The summary should: 1) Start with the most important conclusion, 2) Include 2-3 key data points, 3) List ac…

💡 Write this LAST, after the full report is done. Lead with the answer, not the process.

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writing HR Documents Intermediate

Performance Review - Self Assessment

Write a self-assessment for my annual performance review. My role: [job title]. Key accomplishments this year: [1, 2, 3]. Challenges faced: [1, 2]. Goals for next year: [1, 2, 3]. The assessment should: 1) Quantify achie…

💡 Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) for each accomplishment.

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writing Business Documents Advanced

SOW - Statement of Work

Write a Statement of Work (SOW) for a [type of project]. Include: 1) Project Overview and objectives, 2) Scope of Work (included AND excluded), 3) Deliverables (numbered list with descriptions), 4) Timeline and milestone…

💡 The Scope Exclusions section is the most important — it prevents misunderstandings.

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writing E-commerce Beginner

Product Description for E-commerce

Write a compelling product description for [product name]. Details: [features, price, target audience]. The description should: 1) Lead with the main benefit (not feature), 2) Address 2-3 pain points the product solves, …

💡 Focus on benefits first, features second. Nobody buys a drill — they buy a hole in the wall.

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