Send the Forty Seconds, Not the Hour
Cut a tight clip from a recorded call and send it with context and an ask, instead of a link nobody opens.
به چه درد می‌خورد
هیچ‌کس لینک یک ساعته را باز نمی‌کند، ولی تقریبا همه چهل ثانیه را گوش می‌دهند. این اسکیل می‌گوید لحظه مهم را کوتاه ببر — دو ثانیه قبل از جمله شروع کن و روی آخرین کلمه مهم تمام کن — و هیچ‌وقت کلیپ را تنها نفرست: یک خط زمینه بالایش و یک خط خواسته پایینش. اسم کلیپ باید ادعا باشد نه موضوع، و بیرون از شرکت هرگز کل جلسه را به اشتراک نگذار؛ لینک کامل هر چیز دیگری را هم که در آن تماس گفته شده تحویل می‌دهد.
خود اسکیل
Use this when you want someone to hear what a customer, candidate or colleague actually said. Nobody watches a recording you send. Almost everybody plays forty seconds. Find the moment, then trim hard: - Start two seconds before their sentence, not at your question. - End on the last word that matters. Cut the "yeah, exactly" tail. - Twenty to sixty seconds. Past ninety it is a recording again. Never send a clip alone. Send it in this shape: One line of context - who this is, when, what we were discussing. The clip. One line of what you want - "I think this is a pricing page problem, not a sales problem. Agree?" Three clips beat any summary in an argument about what users think. But only three. Forty clips is an archive, not a case. Before sharing outside your company: - Confirm the person consented to being recorded, and that they were not speaking in what they believed was an internal room. - Strip anything containing another customer's name, pricing or personal data. - Share the clip, never the full recording. A full link hands over everything else said on that call, including what came after they thought the topic was closed. Title clips as claims, not topics. "Churned because reporting was manual" is findable in a year. "Customer feedback" is not. The failure this prevents: pasting an hour-long link into a channel, watching nobody open it, and concluding that nobody cares what customers say.
نصبش چطور است
1. Open the tool and start a new conversation, project or template. 2. Paste the text below wherever the tool keeps standing instructions — usually called system prompt, instructions, or persona. 3. Save it so it applies to every run rather than a single message.