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One guide per assignment: what it asks, how to do it, how Johnnie marks it. 38 guides.
Session 1 · Getting started with AI at work
Session 2 · Asking well: prompts that work
Session 3 · Your inbox and your writing
Session 4 · Meetings, research and briefs
Session 5 · Data, reports and forecasts
Session 6 · Documents and decks
- Turn a report into a ten-slide deckTen slides and the notes to present them
- A proposal for a real prospectA two-page proposal you could send
- A standard operating procedureOne procedure your team can follow without you
- A first-pass review of a contractA clause-by-clause note of what to query
- A campaign brief and three postsA brief, three posts and how you’ll measure them
Session 7 · Your own AI assistant
Session 8 · Leading AI safely in your team
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- Read the AI at work guideFive things you’ll do differently, and why
- Spot the mistakes in an AI-written summaryA marked-up summary with every error found
- Turn a supplier directory into clean dataA tidy spreadsheet from the Tradewick practice directory
- Write a job advert and check it for biasAn advert, and the changes the bias check suggested
- Turn meeting notes into actions and a follow-upAn action list and the follow-up email
- Build a customer FAQ from your inboxTen questions customers really ask, answered
- Compare three suppliers in one tableA comparison table with a recommendation
- Summarise a contract’s key termsA one-page summary a manager can sign off
- Draft a month of social postsTwelve posts in your brand’s voice
- Prepare a two-minute update and say it out loudA script and a recording of you giving it
- Research a competitor in thirty minutesA one-page competitor note with sources
- Turn a shared-inbox rule into an automationA rule that files and flags without you