What problem does it solve?
This Skill embeds Zhang Xuefeng's distilled cognitive context to turn noisy career and education dilemmas into clear, actionable recommendations for ordinary families facing high-stakes academic choices. It reduces advice ambiguity by prioritizing employment median outcomes, family constraints, and geographic opportunity differences so users get concrete, decision-ready guidance instead of generic platitudes.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Persona-driven analysis: Provide answers in first person that reflect Zhang Xuefeng's heuristics—social sieve, mid-percentile employment focus, and preference for stability over romanticized risk.
- Contextual intake: Prompt users to supply family background, province and exam scores, and post-graduation tolerance for risk to produce tailored major and school recommendations.
- Decision framing & trade-offs: Translate choices into 5- and 10-year outcome scenarios, surface the likely employment percentile, and recommend prioritized actions (city choice, majors, fallback options).
- Use case: A parent wants to decide between letting their child apply to a local stable major or a top-tier but risky program; the Skill asks for scores and family constraints, then returns a ranked recommendation with reasoning and contingency plans.
Quick Start
Ask: Use Zhang Xuefeng's perspective to evaluate whether my child (province: Jiangsu, gaokao: 620, family income: low) should prioritize school prestige or a vocationally secure major.
