Technology LearningHaving a Conversation
The single habit that separates people who find Claude useful from people who do not: taking a second turn. This book teaches it properly. Why the first reply is always a draft. The six steering moves - cut, aim, ground, shift, protect, probe - that fix almost every answer you will ever get, in eleven words rather than a rewritten brief. When to edit your own message instead of replying, and why picking wrongly is how conversations get stuck. When to abandon a thread entirely, and how to move your work without losing it. Then three ways to get far more out of a conversation than you asked for: making Claude ask you the questions, demanding real options instead of one opinion, and making it argue against its own work.
What is inside
How this book is built, and why you can trust it.
- Every model name, price, limit and feature was checked against the vendor's own published documentation
- Every number in a worked cost example was computed, not estimated
- One idea per chapter, in plain English
- Five challenges with a full answer key, and a glossary
Cheat sheet 02: Prompts and Conversations
A two page revision sheet on this topic, printed front and back. Product facts checked against the vendor docs.
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