Explain note-taking methods for my job
Explains three note-taking methods in plain words and says which one suits your kind of work, with a first-week trial.
Task:
Explain three note-taking methods that fit my work, so I can choose one to try.
Context:
My job is [your job]. I take notes mostly in [meetings, reading or calls] using [current note tool]. My problem today is [what goes wrong with your notes].
Rules:
- Pick three well-known methods and explain each in plain words in three sentences, with one example note about my kind of work.
- Say what each method is bad at.
- Give no claims about studies or popularity. If you mention a method's origin, tell me to verify it.
Result:
Three short sections, then a closing recommendation of one method in two sentences and a trial of five days with one thing to check on day five.