GlobeSmart Dimensions
People who place great importance on individual identity and personal achievement fall toward this side of a dimension.
What is Independent?
This term describes the user-written instructions, examples, or context you give an AI to steer its responses and behavior.
What are prompts?
The two famous characters in Liberty Mutual's advertisements.
Who are LiMu Emu and Doug?
The capital of Texas.
What is Austin?
In a meeting you defer to titles and avoid challenging superiors; this behavior matches which side of a dimension?
What is Status?
These AI programs are designed to help users by answering questions, performing tasks, and following instructions in a conversational way.
What are (AI) assistants?
The year Liberty Mutual was founded.
What is 1912?
The upcoming Super Bowl halftime performer.
Who is Bad Bunny?
People who spend significant time on background research before starting projects fall toward this side.
What is Certainty?
When I produce confident-sounding but incorrect information, this phenomenon is commonly called this.
What is a hallucination?
All of Liberty Mutual's Values.
What is: Be open; Keep it simple; Put people first; Make things better; Act responsibly?
The name of each vertical and their leader that makes up Talent Policy & Practices.
What are: Talent Movement & Transition (Brian Nider); Talent Policy & Compliance (Sharon Crowley); Dispute Resolution (Rachel Domzal); Global Consulting (Maricruz Contreras)?
The 5 GlobeSmart dimensions (10 words total in X vs. X format).
What is: Independent vs. Interdependent; Egalitarianism vs. Status; Risk vs. Certainty; Direct vs. Indirect; Task vs. Relationship?
I can keep track of conversation history up to a certain limit measured in units called these.
What are tokens?
Our shared strategy guided by our commitment (in a specific order).
What is: Win with purpose, together, guided by our commitment to integrity, profit and growth?
This famous founding father helped start America’s first property insurance company in Philadelphia in 1752 — he’s better known for his experiments with kites and keys.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?