Wie man eine nützliche Zusammenfassung schreibt: Der ultimative Leitfaden mit AI
Jede Woche schreibe ich einen ausführlichen Forschungsbericht mit mehr als 6.000 Wörtern für meine Kunden. Das ist nicht nur ein Job, sondern meine Art, meinen Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen. Der Prozess umfasst weit mehr als das Schreiben. Er umfasst umfangreiche Nutzerinterviews, Datenerfassung und
Every week, I write an in-depth research report exceeding 6,000 words for my clients. This isn’t just a job; it’s my way of making a living.
The process involves far more than writing. It includes extensive user interviews, data collection, and analysis. I spend countless hours transforming this data into coherent insights, often starting by transcribing interviews and analyzing the content step by step. Ironically, writing is the easiest part.
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One of my former mentors once shared a simple formula with me: to produce 600 words of high-quality content, you need to process at least 10,000 words of raw material. Based on my experience, this rule holds true. To complete my weekly 6,000-word reports, I must sift through over 100,000 words of data. This workload becomes even more daunting when audio or video recordings are involved since they first need to be transcribed into text.
Yet, this level of effort is non-negotiable. High-quality outputs demand a robust and consistent input of relevant information. I’ve been able to manage this workload by leveraging a practical work system passed down by experienced colleagues and enhanced through AI tools. These tools have allowed me to handle these tasks with efficiency and precision.
After sharing this method with colleagues and friends, I’ve refined it further to suit various scenarios. Central to this approach is one key habit: creating Useful Summaries.
What Is a Useful Summary?
Information overload is a universal problem. When facing a large amount of information, we often feel overwhelmed and procrastinate, even when we know the task is urgent and important. A Useful Summary can cut through this paralysis.
A Useful Summary is a concise and actionable overview of a document or recording. It should capture the main idea and your subjective insights—sometimes even a few words are enough. This habit will save you considerable time during analysis and writing.
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