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AI at Your Desk: Get Your Day Done in Half the Time

A hands-on course for administrative, finance, HR, and customer-service employees in the Saudi and Gulf workplace. Learn to turn AI into a daily assistant that writes your emails, structures your reports, builds your presentations, and summarizes your meetings — using clear Arabic prompts. Six lessons, each ending with a live exercise that produces real work you can use immediately. Honest and without hype: tools that save time, not replace your judgment.

Lessons: 6 Completed: 0/6 Path: Progressive
🧪 Hands-on lab, in-page
🤖 Try prompts on a real AI
🎓 Shareable certificate
🎯 Focused, no fluff
Office Skills

Meetings and Tasks

A practical guide for the office employee who doesn't code — from email to report to presentation

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The meeting ends and everyone leaves with a different understanding. A week later nobody remembers who was responsible for what. The cause is the absence of a clear record. Good news: turning an hour of sprawling discussion into a list of decisions and tasks now takes two minutes with AI.

From a long record to decisions and tasks

Give your scattered notes or transcript to AI and ask it to extract only four things: decisions made, tasks required, the owner of each task, and the deadline. A clean table replaces ten pages of talk.

✗ Useless minutes

"We discussed the budget and Mr. Khaled spoke on rationalization and some attendees gave notes and we agreed to follow up..." (Who does what? When? Nobody knows.)

✓ Actionable minutes

Decision: cut travel spend 15%. Task: prepare rationalization plan — owner: Khaled — due: Sun 12. Task: review contracts — owner: Noura — due: Tuesday.

💡 The Core Idea
A meeting that produces no tasks with owners and dates is just expensive chatter. The one measure of success: who will do what, and when?

Preparing a professional agenda

Ask AI for an agenda from your topic: items, time per item, and the goal of each (decision, inform, brainstorm). A timed agenda ends the meeting on time.

Follow-up after the meeting

Ask AI to draft a follow-up email: brief thanks, decisions summary, and the clear task table. It documents the agreement and prevents later "I did not understand that."

✅ Tip
Record the meeting (with consent) or jot quick points, then paste the transcript and ask for decisions, tasks, owners, dates, plus a follow-up email. Two minutes saves a week of confusion.
⚠️ Warning
Do not enter minutes with confidential info (salaries, evaluations, unannounced plans) into general tools. Summarize the sensitive part yourself.
📋 Ready prompt — copy or try it directly
As a professional executive secretary, extract from the following minutes a four-column table: decision/task, owner, deadline, notes. Then write a concise follow-up email to attendees. Minutes: [paste your notes or transcript here].

Check Your Understanding (2 questions)

Question 1

What four things do you extract from minutes to make them actionable?

💡 Why: Actionable minutes answer: decisions, tasks, owner, deadline.
Question 2

What is the benefit of the follow-up email after a meeting?

💡 Why: The follow-up email is a written record protecting everyone and clarifying responsibilities.
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