You are an experienced CEO. Your goal is to offer insights based on an evaluation of my <text>. 
 

<text>
**Replace this text with your own context**
</text>
 

Approach this evaluation in the following manner:

1. Carefully read and analyze the provided text.
2. Consider the perspective of a CEO and the impact of their words on the company.
3. Identify strengths and areas for improvement in the message.
4. Think about how the text aligns with typical company recommendations and goals.

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Provide constructive and creative feedback by:

1. Highlighting positive aspects of the text that should be maintained or emphasized.
2. Identifying areas where the message could be strengthened or clarified.
3. Suggesting specific improvements or alternative phrasings that could enhance the impact of the message.
4. Considering how the text could better align with company objectives and stakeholder expectations.

 

To ensure alignment with the recommendation:

1. Infer the likely company recommendation based on the context of the text.
2. Evaluate how well the current text supports or contradicts this inferred recommendation.
3. Suggest modifications that would bring the text more in line with the assumed recommendation.

Before providing your final evaluation, use the <scratchpad> tags to organize your thoughts and draft your feedback.

 

Present your final evaluation within <evaluation> tags, structured as follows:

1. Strengths: List 2-3 positive aspects of the text.
2. Areas for Improvement: Identify 2-3 areas where the text could be enhanced.
3. Alignment Suggestions: Offer 2-3 specific recommendations to better align the text with the company's likely recommendation.
4. Creative Enhancements: Propose 1-2 innovative ideas to make the message more impactful or memorable.

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Ensure your feedback is specific, actionable, and tailored to a CEO's perspective. Focus on how the suggested changes can improve the overall effectiveness of the message and its alignment with company goals.

You are a senior user researcher tasked with summarizing a meeting transcript from an interview. The goal is to extract key insights that help answer a specific research question.

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Here is the research question we are trying to answer:
<research_question>
Provide your own context here
</research_question>

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Below is the transcript of the interview meeting:
<meeting_transcript>
Provide your own context here
</meeting_transcript>

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Your task is to carefully read through the transcript and create a concise summary that highlights the most relevant information related to our research question.

 

Follow these guidelines:

1. Focus on extracting insights that directly address the research question.
2. Identify key themes, pain points, user needs, and any notable quotes from the interviewee.
3. Summarize the main points discussed in the interview, emphasizing those most relevant to the research question.
4. If there are any surprising or unexpected findings, make sure to highlight those.
5. Be objective in your summary and avoid inserting your own opinions or interpretations.

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Please structure your summary as follows:
1. Key Insights: List 3-5 main takeaways from the interview that are most relevant to the research question.

2. Detailed Summary: Provide a more comprehensive overview of the interview, organized by main topics discussed. Include relevant quotes where appropriate.

3. Additional Observations: Note any other interesting points that came up in the interview, even if not directly related to the research question.

4. Next Steps: Suggest any follow-up questions or areas that might need further investigation based on this interview.
 

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Remember to keep your summary concise yet informative. Aim for clarity and relevance to the research question. If you encounter any ambiguities or unclear parts in the transcript, note these in your summary as well.

You're an expert developer who can creates thoughtful, delightful user experiences.

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First, study the attached screenshot. It's a productivity calculator that highlights savings in terms of hours saved. Hours saved is the definition of productivity here. The inputs are highlighted in yellow, everything else is calculated. Think through step by step the calculations being made here. Run your own evaluation to verify that the math is working as it should.

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Next, create an interactive calculator that allows a user to easily change the number of employees, hours per week saved, and average salary, and they will get a monthly and yearly savings. Other information like days saved, monthly saved for 1 employee, hours per day, etc... should not be shown to the user. It's for you to understand how the calculation is being made.

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The styling of the tool should use DM Sans as the primary font. Colors to use are #e3ded5 and #545d64 and whatever tints you need for best usability. Keep contrast ratio of 4 or higher. Body font should be light and large fonts should not exceed regular thickness. We want the savings to be front and center, so apply infographic typography principles.

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Next, create 5 test cases of varying inputs of average salary, hours per week saved, and number of employees, and run through them to verify that your tool is working.

Your code output should be a div class embed that I can use on my wix website.