You are a marketing manager deciding what to include in custom instructions for a writing-focused Project.
Which two items belong in the custom instructions? (Select two.)
Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. The prompt author's preferred response length for internal messages unrelated to external deliverables.
• B. A representative sample of past writing that reflects the team's preferred style and structure.
• C. The brand voice and tonal expectations the writing must follow.
• D. The standard structure and length expectations for typical deliverables.
• E. The preferred writing style of the marketing manager who will review all final deliverables.

A business analyst has been asked to use Claude to extract requirements from a recorded stakeholder interview transcript. The transcript is approximately 90 minutes long and covers multiple topics.
Which approach is most likely to produce a usable structured output?

• A. Provide the transcript and ask Claude to produce a chronological list of every statement that contains a verb, then classify each statement as a requirement or not.
• B. Provide the transcript and ask Claude to summarize it; extract requirements from the summary in a second pass since two passes catch more detail.
• C. Provide the transcript and ask Claude to produce a single ranked list of requirements, since a single list is easier for stakeholders to review than separate sections.
• D. Provide the transcript along with a structured prompt that requests must-haves, nice-to-haves, open questions, and conflicts as separate sections.

A knowledge worker is defining what "workflow optimization" means at the Associate level for the team's recurring AI-supported workflows.
Which description is most accurate?

• A. Reducing the number of steps in the workflow to the smallest possible count, since fewer steps mean faster cycle time and lower error rates.
• B. Reducing redundancy, removing low-value steps, and applying Claude where it adds measurable value, while keeping required reviews and quality gates.
• C. Standardizing every step of the workflow to a fixed template so each run produces identical output, without adjusting for variation in the workflow's inputs.
• D. Replacing manual steps with Claude-supported steps wherever possible, since each replacement adds value by reducing the time the team spends on the workflow.

You are a knowledge manager structuring source material in the context window for a long Claude evaluation task.
Which two practices produce a more effective use of the context window? (Select two.) Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. Place the most reference-critical material near the beginning or end of context.
• B. Mix sources together in a single block so the model can synthesize them freely.
• C. Repeat the same instruction at the start, middle, and end to reinforce it.
• D. Paste every available document into context regardless of relevance to the task.
• E. Mark each source clearly with delimiters so the model can attribute claims correctly.

A project manager is defining how Claude can support requirements analysis for an upcoming engagement.
Their team will conduct stakeholder interviews and review existing process documentation as part of discovery.
Which activity fits this domain?

• A. Use Claude to generate a complete requirements list from the project name and a short description, since requirements for similar engagements are largely standard.
• B. Use Claude to synthesize stakeholder inputs and existing process documentation into a structured list of requirements with traceability to each source.
• C. Use Claude to conduct the stakeholder interviews directly, with the analyst reviewing the recordings afterward to confirm the requirements Claude extracted.
• D. Use Claude to prioritize the requirements the team has already gathered, leaving gathering itself to manual analyst work since prioritization is more time-consuming.