You received a vague request to " look at our pricing. " After discovery, the goal is confirmed: produce a structured competitor-pricing summary the team can act on, not new pricing ideas.
Which strategy best fits the clarified task?

• A. Use a research strategy that gathers structured information about competitor pricing, names sources, and notes confidence in each finding.
• B. Use a comparative analysis strategy that contrasts the company ' s pricing against a single named competitor, since pairwise comparison produces the clearest output.
• C. Use a divergent brainstorming approach to generate a wide range of possible competitor-pricing observations, then narrow to the most likely ones.
• D. Use an open conversational strategy that explores competitor pricing iteratively across several prompts, allowing the structure to emerge from the conversation.

A communications manager is drafting a prompt for Claude to produce a quarterly newsletter for store managers in three regions. The agreed key messages, regional details, and a prior newsletter the team liked are all available.
Which prompt approach is most likely to produce a usable first draft?

• A. Name the audience, the three regions, the length, the tone, and the agreed key messages, and reference the prior newsletter only as a tone example.
• B. Attach the prior newsletter and the agreed key messages, and ask Claude to produce a similar newsletter for this quarter.
• C. Provide the agreed key messages and the three regions, and ask Claude to choose an appropriate length and tone for store managers.
• D. Attach the prior newsletter, and ask Claude to match its tone and structure while incorporating the new key messages for the three named regions.

You are an operations lead evaluating prompting strategies that teammates have proposed for various task types.
Which two strategies represent appropriate matches between strategy and task type? (Select two.) Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. rigid templated prompting for casual customer-feedback summarization with no schema
• B. rigid templated prompting for monthly compliance reports against a fixed schema
• C. rigid templated prompting for early-stage creative naming and tagline ideation
• D. open exploratory prompting for early-stage strategic brainstorming on a new market
• E. open exploratory prompting for legal contract redlining against a clause library

You are an operations lead integrating Claude into a multi-person team workflow.
Which integration step should be performed first?

• A. Pilot the integrated workflow with a small group on representative work.
• B. Identify where Claude adds value and where each handoff to a human occurs.
• C. Document the integrated workflow and onboard the rest of the team to it.
• D. Iterate the integrated workflow based on the findings from the pilot.