Prioritize Meeting
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When to reach for this
Shortening the admin that sits between you and the real work.
- Turning a messy to-do list into an ordered plan
- Summarising a meeting, thread or backlog
- Building repeatable checklists and standard operating procedures
- Area
- Prioritization
- Effort
- No blanks to fill
- Difficulty
- medium
- Niche
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What it does
Rank by impact and effort a meeting — e.g. a 45-minute product roadmap sync with 6 attendees.
How to use
Start from a meeting such as a 45-minute product roadmap sync with 6 attendees. List the candidate items and the resource or time constraint you're under. The result is a ranked list with an impact-versus-effort rationale for each item.
Example
/PrioritizeMeeting Meeting: a 45-minute product roadmap sync with 6 attendees Notes: List the candidate items and the resource or time constraint you're under. Output: a ranked list with an impact-versus-effort rationale for each item
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Paste the command, then attach the file or text on the same message - it handles mixed input well.
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