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"Can't you just make a quick tweak?"... The endless revision requests
When small requests accumulate and jeopardize deadlines, what is needed is not unconditional rejection, but criteria to jointly determine the impact of changes.
When small requests accumulate and jeopardize deadlines, what is needed is not unconditional rejection, but criteria to jointly determine the impact of changes.
Manager Park's team is creating customer guidance materials for another department. Even after initial approval, revision requests for phrasing, table order, and design continued to roll in.…
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