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Lesson 8: Evaluation

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What you'll learn

Use a simple quality checklist (e.g. CLEAR) to review and improve any prompt.

Why it matters

  • A checklist catches missing context, format, or role.
  • CLEAR works with any structural framework.
  • Reflection improves prompts over time.

The rule

  • Concise: Remove filler and vague language.
  • Logical: Order instructions in a clear sequence.
  • Explicit: Specify format, role, audience, and success criteria.
  • Adaptive: Be ready to iterate from results.
  • Reflective: Evaluate outputs and document what works.

Bad vs better

Bad:

Please help me understand the sales data and maybe give some insights. Thanks!

Better:

You are a sales operations analyst. Analyze Q4 sales data to identify the top 3 factors driving churn increase from 3% to 7%. Output: (1) Three drivers with evidence, (2) Revenue impact each, (3) Recommended actions. Focus on actionable insights for sales leadership.

Copy/paste template

Copy/paste template
Before submitting, check:
[ ] Concise: No unnecessary words or pleasantries
[ ] Logical: Steps in order; no contradictions
[ ] Explicit: Role, format, audience, success criteria
[ ] Adaptive: Ready to refine based on output
[ ] Reflective: Will I evaluate and save if it works?

Checklist

  • ✓Concise and logical.
  • ✓Role, format, and audience explicit.
  • ✓Prepared to iterate and document.