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expert-call-question-guide

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Prepare a prioritized question guide for an upcoming expert network call — Tegus, AlphaSense, GLG, Third Bridge, or direct — from the analyst's thesis, model assumptions, and prior transcripts on the name. Sequences questions deliberately (rapport, landscape, the money questions, sensitive topics last), phrases them to elicit specifics rather than generalities, tailors every block to what this expert's vantage point can actually answer, pre-writes follow-up probes for the likely evasions, and marks the one question the call cannot end without answering. For public equity analysts and PMs, private equity and growth deal teams, and credit analysts running channel work. Trigger on phrases like "prep my expert call," "question guide for tomorrow's call," "what should I ask this expert," "call with a former [role] at [company]," "help me prep for this Tegus call," or when a user describes an upcoming expert call and their open questions. Do NOT use for synthesizing completed transcripts after the calls — use the expert-call-synthesis skill; this one runs before the call, that one runs after the stack. Do NOT use for prepping a management meeting at a conference — use the conference-prep-planner skill. Observes expert network compliance limits.

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