✍️ My favorite work project this year was...

Share your favorite work

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Jeff Chen
December 15, 2025

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Today’s LinkedIn Prompt: 

✍️ My favorite work project this year was…

Copy, Paste and Personalize:

My favorite work project this year was [project name].

It was special because [reason], and here’s what I learned while working on it:

[Lesson 1]

[Lesson 2]

Why This Works: Sharing a favorite project highlights your accomplishments and insights, showcasing your passion for your work.

Pro Tip: Include visuals or specific outcomes from the project to make your post more compelling.

Action Step: Post about your favorite project from 2024 on LinkedIn today. Ask your audience to share theirs as well.

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