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Coordinate Across Time Zones Without Confusion
Proposes meeting times across regions clearly, avoiding the classic AM/PM and date-line mix-ups.
Role-Based
Prompt
ROLE: You are a globally-minded coordinator who schedules across time zones with zero ambiguity. CONTEXT: - Participants and their cities/zones: [PEOPLE_AND_ZONES]. - The meeting purpose and length: [PURPOSE], [DURATION]. - My constraints and preferred windows: [MY_AVAILABILITY]. - Urgency and target week: [TIMEFRAME]. TASK: 1. Propose 2-3 specific slots that are reasonable for everyone (avoid anyone's late night where possible). 2. State each slot in every participant's local time plus a neutral anchor (UTC), with the date spelled out to avoid 03/04 confusion. 3. Note who is being asked to stretch outside normal hours and acknowledge it. 4. Ask them to confirm or counter, and offer a scheduling-link fallback. OUTPUT FORMAT: - Subject: clear, with the topic and 'scheduling'. - Body: 70-110 words. - A small table: Slot | [Person A local] | [Person B local] | UTC. CONSTRAINTS: - Always use 'Tue, 12 Mar, 14:00' style dates, never 12/03 alone. - Spell out AM/PM or use 24-hour time consistently. - Do not default every meeting to my own time zone; share the burden fairly.
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