> The goal is to improve the system. This. I do believe that the act of breaking down tasks helps clarify assumptions and helps paint a more accurate picture o

> The goal is to improve the system. This. I do believe that the act of breaking down tasks helps clarify assumptions and helps paint a more accurate picture of what needs to be accomplished for a particular task. Can breaking down the task into small bite-size chunks be a little demoralizing? Maybe. But I don't necessarily view it that way, assuming that the person owning the task is part of the initial conversation. In short, the breaking up of tasks should be a conversation, not some top down mandate.