Use this prompt to diagnose and troubleshoot common household problems step-by-step. It helps you attempt DIY fixes before needing to call an expensive professional.
"My dishwasher is leaving spots on glasses and not cleaning the bottom rack well. Walk me through troubleshooting steps in order of likelihood. Include: what tools I need, safety considerations, when to call a professional, and estimated costs if I DIY vs hiring someone."
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Mines recent Glassdoor reviews for department-level pain around processes or tools. Frames an anonymized but credible problem your product can solve.
● Combines multiple problem-solving and analytical techniques into a unified approach for addressing complex issues. ● Facilitates a comprehensive analysis of a topic by integrating methods like the Five Whys, TRIZ, and Ishikawa Diagram among others. ● Aims to provide deep insights, innovative solutions, and strategic plans tailored to specific business or organizational needs.
Provides scripts and strategies for navigating difficult conversations and resolving interpersonal conflicts.
Identifies common mistakes in a process or field and provides a prevention checklist ranked by impact and likelihood. Example: "Identify common mistakes in email marketing campaigns and provide a prevention checklist ranked by impact on deliverability and conversion rates."
Asks the model to act as a specific role with a certain experience level to help with a problem within given constraints. Example: "Act as a senior UX designer with 10+ years at tech startups. Help me redesign our onboarding flow. Consider that we have a mobile-first user base and limited development resources."
Find customer pain points for user research and product management planning