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Module 1 · Lesson 2 · 35 min
Make your recommendation clear
A useful recommendation tells your audience what to do, why it matters, and what happens next.
Worked example: Proposing a customer interview programme
Start with the decision, support it with evidence, and end with a clear next step.
?I recommend interviewing five customers this month. The support team has identified a recurring onboarding issue. These interviews will help us choose which improvement to prioritise.?
Check Which opening makes the requested decision clearest?
Practise choosing a clear opening, then explain your reasoning.
Teaches, doesn't just answer
Introduce, explain, demonstrate, check, practise, feedback. Then decide whether you need more practice.
Stays in scope
Explanations stay within the approved curriculum, cite sources, admit uncertainty and escalate to an expert.
Exam mode
During exams the instructor will clarify wording but never solve items or confirm answers.
Same place on every device
Your position, checks and progress sync between web, iPhone and Android. Read released lessons offline.
Accessible
Keyboard navigation, visible focus, screen-reader labels, enlarged text and reduced motion are first-class.
Your memory, your controls
See what the instructor remembers about your misconceptions and delete any of it.
