The investigation finding I got wrong
A detailed, consistent account felt like enough. One question from my manager changed the finding, and two months later it mattered.
Confidence is not corroboration.
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A detailed, consistent account felt like enough. One question from my manager changed the finding, and two months later it mattered.
Confidence is not corroboration.
New hires kept asking the same five questions. The checklist was answering everything except those.
Forty supervisors, one hour, and very little that reached the production floor.
Response rates were not falling because people were busy. They were falling because nothing visibly happened.