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Use when prepping for any work meeting (1:1, customer call, interview, review) - 60-second-readable brief
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
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| name | preparing-for-a-meeting |
| description | Use when prepping for any work meeting (1:1, customer call, interview, review) - 60-second-readable brief |
| kind | workflow |
| audience | knowledge-worker |
| ai-tools | any |
| complexity | simple |
| time | 5-15 min |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| source | bundled |
Generates a 60-second-readable brief you scan before the meeting starts. Three things you must know, two things to mention, three questions you could ask.
A one-screen brief with: TLDR, Key facts, Things to mention, Questions to ask.
This is a simple workflow.
Three things you'd be embarrassed not to know in this meeting. Examples: their company's recent news, their last interaction with you, the current state of the project being discussed.
For each must-know, find the answer and note the source so you could verify mid-meeting if asked.
Specific things from prior interactions or recent context that the other party would notice and appreciate. Avoids generic "great chat last time" filler.
Open-ended questions you could ask. Specific to the context, not generic ("what are your priorities?").
TLDR (1 sentence) / Key facts (3 bullets with sources) / Things to mention (2 bullets) / Questions to ask (3 bullets).
Return to Stage 1 if research reveals a must-know you missed.
Input: Hiring sync with Eng Manager Pat, 30 min, discussing two open roles.
Output:
TLDR: Pat needs help unblocking their senior backend role; their staff role is on hold.
Key facts:
- Senior backend role open since Jan; 2 candidates in pipeline (Greenhouse link)
- Staff role on hold since March (per Pat's last update)
- Pat's team shipped the new auth system last week (slack #eng)
Things to mention:
- Auth ship — congrats; ask about retro
- The new sourcing tool we trialed; results from last week
Questions to ask:
- What changed about the staff role hold?
- Of the 2 candidates in pipeline, which would you push to onsite this week?
- ...
