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One room change, three messages people can act on
Turn a fictional room closure into useful notices for staff, team leads and visitors. Copy the worksheet, prompt and fact-by-fact answer key.
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Haiku 5.5: a smaller token bill still needs a routing test
Calculate USD 2 versus USD 20 at fixed token counts, then use five fictional inbox messages to define what a cheaper model must get right.
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Before you fill the column: test an AI formula on three rows
A discount formula can return a number and still be wrong. Use a tiny Google Sheets example to catch the boundary mistake before copying it down.
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“Clarify the proposal” is not enough: ask AI for three checkable findings
One proposal, three different problems: conflicting deadlines, a wrong total and an untested assumption. Learn to ask for exact evidence and questions you can resolve.
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Turn a long project update into a note your manager can act on
A complete fictional update, a short decision note and a fact trace: keep the choice, recommendation, owners and deadline visible.
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25 places or 52? Catch three changes in a translated notice
A fluent translation can change capacity, start time and an optional request. Check a fictional notice and compare your findings with a worked answer.
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