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    AI is restructuring labor markets faster than organizations can adapt

    David P. Gaus, M.B.A.

    Building HR operations and compensation systems at scale for healthcare and enterprise.

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    Strategy & Planning

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    AI Tools & Prompts

    AI prompts that do actual work — not party tricks.

    113+ prompts across 16 categories. Some are simple starters. Some are PhD-level systems that predict employee turnover, detect burnout before it shows up in performance reviews, and generate 20 content ideas in 30 seconds.

    Plus a 5-level Prompt Literacy course that takes you from "I've tried ChatGPT" to building your own structured prompts.

    Browse the full Prompt Library

    Free Courses

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    How It Works

    01

    Pick a tool

    Click anything above. It opens instantly — no account, no download, no paywall. Runs in your browser.

    02

    Fill in your data

    Guided fields structure your thinking. Type your information and the framework organizes it automatically.

    03

    Export or apply

    Strategy tools export to Word. AI prompts copy with one click. Courses track your progress. Done.

    Who Built This

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    I'm David Gaus — 22 years in operations, HR, and software development at academic medical centers and research universities. Every strategic planning framework I've ever used started as a blank Word doc or a half-broken spreadsheet, so I turned them into browser-based tools with one-click export.

    The AI prompts came from the same place: I got tired of writing the same instructions to Large Language Models every week, so I built a library of structured prompts that actually produce usable output. Some are simple. Some are PhD-level analytics systems.

    Everything is free because the tools should be the easy part. The hard part is making the decisions.