AI-Era Strengths SWOT Board for Beginners: Strengths, Weaknesses, AI Risks & Opportunities

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AI-Era Strengths SWOT Board for Beginners: Strengths, Weaknesses, AI Risks & Opportunities

Worried AI will take your job but unsure what to learn next? This beginner-friendly template maps your strengths, weaknesses, and the opportunities and threats AI brings across the 4 quadrants of a SWOT, then helps you pick one skill to grow in 3 months. The whiteboard holds the SWOT quadrants (plus/minus x internal/external), 3 frames on finding opportunities, finding threats, and writing notes, a 3-month plan grid (3x3), 3 frames for judging the criteria, and a frame for the chosen skill and first step. The task board has 5 columns from candidates to mastered, starting with 4 parent tasks and 12 subtasks, from listing your material to the 3-month review, all not started. Look first at where strengths and opportunities overlap, and pick something usable at work now. Built for one person - employee, freelancer, or student - not a business SWOT analysis.

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1. Your SWOT (internal = about you / ... Strengths (internal x plus) Weaknesses (internal x minus) Opportunities (external x plus) Threats (external x minus) 2. Finding Opportunities (where your ... 3. Finding Threats (what gets replaced) 4. Tips for Writing Notes 5. 3-Month Learning Plan (fill in mon... 6. Do You Use It in Your Current Job? 7. Will It Be Done in 3 Months? 8. Will You Enjoy It? 9. Your Chosen Skill & First Step... AI-Era Strengths ... How to use: (1) W... Strengths & w... Decisions & plan Weaknesses & ... Opportunities &am... 縦軸: Internal or e... Things people ask of you, or that you do fast. e.g. summarizing meeting notes into 3 points quickly / explaining jargon to beginners. List 5. Things that are hard or slow for you. e.g. can't remember spreadsheet formulas / takes 2 hours to read an English document. Write them as candidates to hand to AI, not to fix. Situations where AI would grow your strengths. e.g. AI drafts so you focus on organizing the key points / becoming the one who teaches AI use in-house. Your own tasks AI is likely to replace. e.g. writing routine emails / transcribing meeting notes. Use it as material for thinking about the work that remains once it's replaced. e.g. your strength "good at explaining" x AI makes materials faster Name one task at work where AI frees up your time Also write what you could do with that freed-up time Recall someone nearby who is struggling with this e.g. the 2 hours you spend every week polishing a document Look for tasks that are fixed steps with little judgment Read 3 job ads in your field and see which requirements disappeared Don't stop at fear. Pair each threat with an opportunity from (board 2) Write only one idea per note Name the task, not "AI is amazing." e.g. "matching invoices" Trust what you've seen yourself over what you've heard Don't decide the order until all 4 quadrants are filled What to learn Where you'll use AI Deliverable Month 1 Learn the basics. e.g. write a prompt that has AI summarize an article Use it alone for practice. e.g. summarize 3 articles you read each week e.g. 3 summary write-ups and notes on prompts that worked well Month 2 Fit it to your work's format. e.g. have AI draft based on your company's template Use it once a week in real work. e.g. draft a routine report e.g. 2 draft reports and a list of points that needed fixing Month 3 Make it something you can hand off. e.g. write the steps on one page Have a colleague try it. e.g. show them the steps and let them try e.g. one how-to sheet and 3 pieces of feedback from the tester Mark it yes if that situation comes up in this month's work e.g. you use it every time you write the weekly report Skip anything you'd only use six months from now Mark it yes if you can name a deliverable to show after 3 months e.g. one how-to sheet / 3 articles / 2 reports Split up anything as big as a certification or a full app build Mark it yes if you could touch it even when tired e.g. polishing writing doesn't feel like a chore to you If no candidate scores yes on all 3, decide with 2 yeses The one skill to grow in 3 monthse.g. use AI to draft a report and finish it in your company's format First step and deadlinee.g. make one AI-drafted report this week(date: __/__ / where you'll use it: ____) Review after 3 monthsCheck whether you have the deliverable and whether work got easier.Decide what's next (keep going, switch candidates, or expand scope).
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Candidates 16 items

List your material
Research AI impact
Choose one skill
Run it for 3 months
List 5 strengths
List 3 weaknesses
List today's work
List 3 opportunities
List 3 threats
Check job ads
Narrow to 3
Score by criteria
Decide and record
Make a monthly plan
Use it once a week
3-month review

Doing this month 0 items

Learning 0 items

Tried it 0 items

Mastered 0 items

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