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I'm Jeff, a full time Product Marketer. In my spare time I like to tinker with tools and create systems that help me get things done faster - or as one of my friends puts it: "Get better at being lazy" 😏
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Thank you so much, you made so much clear to me the relationship databases have on Notion betwen "backend views" and "dashboard views". Jeff su, you amazing!
I found Jeff is very good at explaining GPT prompts. He's got another video called "Master the Perfect ChatGPT Prompt Formula (in just 8 minutes)" which I liked very very much. Thanks for contributing Jeff ~
Thank you for talking about systems that aren't just built for freelancers and students. I need to get organized (desperately), but I also don't need a dozen separate Kanban boards across three different apps (in fact, even one Kanban board might be too much unless it's a life-dominating project like moving).
@@JeffSu About the key shortcuts. Those were some real quick and handy moves for cheat codes. I mean I usually go to the 4 dots for every thing, but you made it so easy with the shortcuts.
Thanks - however, when accessing the prompt-guide it isn't possible to duplicate it to my own notion profile. Which is the way I do with all other purchased and free gumroad notion templates.
Greetings, Jeff. I'm not sure if you will still see this, but I wanted to express my gratitude for helping someone like me improve my CV and emphasize key points like X, Y, and Z. Thank you very much!
I use Importrange with query a lot. MAP with lambda is great for making SUMIFS behave like array formula. Months could be 10,11,12. There the LEFT formula would also break. A better way you can do is using =REGEXEXTRACT(cell_reference, "\d{1,2}")*1 to fetch the month and =REGEXEXTRACT(cell_reference, "\d{4}")*1 for the year values
i left my jobs for 10 years and do business with my husband, but after covid the business drop so im applying my job in IT. Previously i work in IT company for 6 years in IT , i received rewards , promotion and experiences during these 6 years and im going to apply relevant job now. So how do you suggest me to put the gap for the 10 years gap ( which i did business in unrelevant IT job). Can please suggest me?
Hey Jeff, love the videos but am in a strange spot. Ill be keaving ny work as a acamdemic lead in a advances studies soon. This was a 20 year job and i did a lot of different wirk there from financial controlling, accreditationprocess, csm, leading and so on - how am i suppose to show this of the „job“ stayed the same? If i wsmt to show it, this would need smth like 20-30 bullet points
I’m currently on module 2. Biggest eye opener for me was understanding that it’s really the AI models that power AI tools like software and standalone vs integrated models.
