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Use when requesting feedback on work, an idea, or behavior - in a way that maximizes the chance of useful answers
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| name | asking-for-feedback |
| description | Use when requesting feedback on work, an idea, or behavior - in a way that maximizes the chance of useful answers |
| kind | content |
| audience | anyone |
| ai-tools | any |
| complexity | simple |
| time | 5 min |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| source | bundled |
Drafts a feedback request that gets you specific, useful responses instead of "looks good!" Names what kind of feedback you want, what stage the work is at, and what kind of feedback you don't want.
A short feedback request that the recipient can answer in 5 minutes.
Input: A draft project plan, near-final, want feedback on whether the milestones are believable.
Output:
Hi Pat,
Sharing the Q3 project plan (attached). It's about 80% done — milestones and dependencies are locked, owner names and dates are draft.
Specifically, I'd like your read on whether the milestones are believable: am I underestimating any of them based on what you've seen on similar projects? Don't worry about formatting or wording.
15 minutes should do it. If you can get back by Friday EOD, I'll lock the plan Monday.
Specific question: which milestone would you push out and by how much?
Thanks, Alex
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