Five skills

Each comes with a worked example you can play through before you see a strong answer.

1. Skill 1Show your own thinking, not AI polishCheck every claim on your résumé against its baseline and your own part, and drop anything you can’t explain.Worked example: Your résumé says you drove a 40% increase. Can you defend it?
2. Skill 2Learn fast by asking the question that mattersBefore you start a task, find what is ambiguous and ask one specific question that changes the work.Worked example: Your manager wants “the late-delivery number.” What do you ask first?
3. Skill 3Know when to trust what AI gives youCheck AI output against the source, and weigh each error by what it does to the decision.Worked example: The AI says refunds were $18,400. Do you send it to finance?
4. Skill 4Own the work, including your mistakesWhen you find your own mistake, measure what it changed, tell the person relying on it, then fix the cause.Worked example: You find a mistake in your own report, and it flips the conclusion
5. Skill 5Write so a busy person can decideLead with the ask, the deadline and your recommendation, then the one number that decides it.Worked example: Turn a long AI draft into an email your manager can answer

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