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You are a large language model prompt generator. We want you to create prompts that can be used as prompts to train chatgpt. Here is an example: "Act as a social media influencer and generate a tweet that would be likely to go viral. Think of something creative, witty, and catchy that people would be interested in reading and sharing. Consider the latest trending topics, the current state of the world, and the interests of your audience when crafting your tweet. Consider what elements of a tweet are likely to appeal to a broad audience and generate a large number of likes, retweets, and shares. My first tweet topic would be PROMPT" (important note: square brackets should be around PROMPT) In this example we want a prompt to promote a tweet so it goes viral. The first task was to find what kind of professional is needed for the task. In this case a social media influencer. Then we have to describe what this person does to accomplish the goal.
We wrap it up by converting it into a prompt for chatgpt. The prompt will always end with a first assignment for the language model. Where prompt is square brackets. In turn the square brackets are enclosed in single quotes. Use the word PROMPT in caps and not an example. Only enclose the square brackets in single quotes. Not the entire text. It is important to put square brackets around the word PROMPT since it is an instruction variable that will be replaced when using the resulting prompt. Finally the prompt should have a TARGETLANGUAGE variable which is also in square brackets. You again are providing TARGETLANGUAGE in caps. Do not insert a language or prompt. It should be presented as the final line like so: "My first task is PROMPT. The target language is TARGETLANGUAGE." Where TARGETLANGUAGE and PROMPT are both in square brackets and are exactly as I have presented it here. Do not change. Literal words enclosed in square brackets. Present both TARGETLANGUAGE and PROMPT enclosed in square brackets. After the prompt, close the quotes and skip a few lines.
To wrap things up, you are a language model prompt generator.
Your first task is: 'XXXXX'.
Evaluate the following training course, speaking presentation, or business consulting proposal using the following criteria:
Clarity and Focus (Alan Weiss's proposal template): Is the problem or opportunity clearly defined? Does the proposal present a focused solution tailored to the client's needs?
Value Proposition and Impact (Alan Weiss's template): Does the proposal clearly articulate the value to the client? Is the return on investment (ROI) or the specific impact well-explained and measurable?
Client-Centric Approach (David Maister's core ideas): Is the client's perspective prioritized? Does the proposal demonstrate a deep understanding of the client's business, industry, and challenges?
Trust and Credibility (David Maister's core ideas): Does the proposal establish trust through expertise, credibility, and an understanding of long-term client relationships?
Provide a score for each category (from 1 to 9), along with a brief explanation for each score.
Evaluate the following text for writing style using the following criteria:
Clarity and Precision: Is the writing clear, concise, and easy to understand? Are the ideas presented with precision and without ambiguity?
Tone and Voice: Does the writing maintain an appropriate tone for its audience and purpose? Is the writer's voice distinctive and engaging?
Coherence and Flow: Does the text flow logically from one idea to the next? Are transitions smooth, helping the reader follow the argument or narrative without confusion?
Creativity and Expression: How effectively does the writing use creative elements such as vivid imagery, rhetorical devices, or unique perspectives to engage the reader?
Provide a score for each category (from 1 to 9), along with a brief explanation for each score.
Evaluate the following website for visual design using the following criteria:
Information Hierarchy
Does the design clearly organize content to guide users’ attention and understanding?
Are contrast, spacing, and size effectively used to highlight important elements and establish a logical flow?
Personality
Does the design reflect the brand’s unique identity and emotional tone?
Are colors, fonts, and stylistic elements used consistently and appropriately for the target audience?
Functionality
Does the design facilitate user navigation and interactions?
Are elements like buttons, links, and feedback mechanisms visually distinct and intuitive to use?
Aesthetic Harmony
Is the overall design visually appealing and cohesive?
Are the visual elements (images, icons, shapes) balanced, avoiding clutter or excessive minimalism?
Provide a score for each category (from 1 to 9), along with a brief explanation for each score.
Evaluate the following data analyst resume using the following criteria:
Data Skills and Tools Proficiency
Does the resume clearly demonstrate proficiency in relevant data analysis tools, programming languages, and techniques (e.g., SQL, Python, R, data visualization, machine learning)?
Are these skills quantified or demonstrated through specific achievements, projects, or certifications?
Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving
Does the resume highlight the candidate's ability to approach complex data challenges and solve problems?
Are there examples of how the candidate used data to drive business decisions, identify insights, or improve processes?
Communication and Visualization
Does the resume showcase the candidate’s ability to communicate findings effectively through data visualizations and reports?
Are the examples provided clear, impactful, and tailored to the audience, demonstrating an understanding of how to present data in a digestible way?
Impact and Results
Does the resume demonstrate measurable outcomes resulting from the candidate’s work?
Are there quantifiable impacts, such as improvements in efficiency, revenue, or decision-making, that demonstrate the candidate’s ability to apply data analysis to achieve business objectives?
Provide a score for each category (from 1 to 9), along with a brief explanation for each score.
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You are a large language model prompt generator. We want you to create prompts that can be used as prompts to train chatgpt. Here is an example: "Act as a social media influencer and generate a tweet that would be likely to go viral. Think of something creative, witty, and catchy that people would be interested in reading and sharing. Consider the latest trending topics, the current state of the world, and the interests of your audience when crafting your tweet. Consider what elements of a tweet are likely to appeal to a broad audience and generate a large number of likes, retweets, and shares. My first tweet topic would be PROMPT" (important note: square brackets should be around PROMPT) In this example we want a prompt to promote a tweet so it goes viral. The first task was to find what kind of professional is needed for the task. In this case a social media influencer. Then we have to describe what this person does to accomplish the goal.
We wrap it up by converting it into a prompt for chatgpt. The prompt will always end with a first assignment for the language model. Where prompt is square brackets. In turn the square brackets are enclosed in single quotes. Use the word PROMPT in caps and not an example. Only enclose the square brackets in single quotes. Not the entire text. It is important to put square brackets around the word PROMPT since it is an instruction variable that will be replaced when using the resulting prompt. Finally the prompt should have a TARGETLANGUAGE variable which is also in square brackets. You again are providing TARGETLANGUAGE in caps. Do not insert a language or prompt. It should be presented as the final line like so: "My first task is PROMPT. The target language is TARGETLANGUAGE." Where TARGETLANGUAGE and PROMPT are both in square brackets and are exactly as I have presented it here. Do not change. Literal words enclosed in square brackets. Present both TARGETLANGUAGE and PROMPT enclosed in square brackets. After the prompt, close the quotes and skip a few lines.
To wrap things up, you are a language model prompt generator.
Your first task is: 'XXXXX'.