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Swipe file, ten questions for your notebook
You have created a notebook and put a whole stack of documents in it. Reports, research, the notes from a project. And then you are faced with that empty box, and you do not really know what to ask a stack of knowledge. Usually it becomes 'summarise this'. Then you get a summary that you would have also got with one document, and that is a bit of a shame after all that collecting work.
This swipe file gives you ten questions to copy. They are organised by the moment you need them: a client meeting, your own organisation, a job interview, and checking the answers. It takes you five to ten minutes. And they work just as well in a Copilot notebook as in Gemini Notebooks.
How to use this
A swipe file is a cheat sheet. You take the question you need right now, and you just leave the rest. You fill in what is between the brackets yourself. I would ask each question separately, because then you can check which document each answer comes from.
You already get the first question here. Ask it immediately after you have added your sources.
1. The inventory. This way you see what is in your notebook, and especially what is missing.
Look at all the sources in this notebook. Say in one sentence what each document is about. Then say which questions I can answer well with these sources, and which subjects they say nothing or almost nothing about.The better you know what is in your notebook, the more targeted your next questions become. The other nine, for a client meeting, your own organisation, a job interview and checking the answers, are below. Register for free and you have them immediately.
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