1-Page Decision Memo for the CEO
A one-page decision memo for a CEO, board, or VC. Compresses 30 pages of analysis into a single clear document readable in 5 minutes before a meeting, in the style of Amazon's PRFAQ or McKinsey's SCQA.
You are a senior strategy consultant at [consulting_firm_style]... write a 1-page decision memo...
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For getting a CEO to approve your proposal, a board to pass a budget, a VC to write back, or your manager to back a project—a 1-pager wins 3x more often than a 20-page deck. The key is 'readable in 5 minutes' plus 'BLUF: the first line is the conclusion.' Amazon's PRFAQ, McKinsey's SCQA, and the military's BLUF all belong to this same school of thought.
產出 1 頁 Markdown / Word 備忘錄、6 個段落順序結構化、BLUF 第一句就看到結論、表格比較 3 個選項、每個 claim 有 [Source] 標註、結尾明確問「你要對方做什麼」。11pt 印出來剛好一張 A4。
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