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It's the "obviously" bit that's tricky there. Sometimes you have a 5,000 item checklist because 5,000 different things went wrong - but nobody has documented e
by AndrewDucker 5y ago
It's the "obviously" bit that's tricky there. Sometimes you have a 5,000 item checklist because 5,000 different things went wrong - but nobody has documented exactly what each item on the checklist is important for.
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoIt's an OR statement, not an AND. If you are going to make people put up with a bunch of obtuse process BS you need to sell them on it. If the reason is obvious you don't have much work to do. If the process is easy and not "a bunch of obtuse process BS" they'll do it even if they aren't sold on it.