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I keep getting stalled on access-exception approvals that should be routine
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Become — change the pattern
+In the last year I submitted seven researcher access-exception requests; four turned into long…
Become — change the pattern
+In the last year I submitted seven researcher access-exception requests; four turned into long email chains with Legal and three were obvious and approved quickly. This wastes everyone’s time. Identify the recurring reasons some requests balloon (missing justification, poor redaction plan, unclear timeline) and prescribe one pre-check I can run that will make most exceptions resolvable without Legal’s inbox.
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