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The four heights

The same task, four distances: today's deadline, the next reviewer, the stuck moment, the pattern.

Execute — do the immediate task

Download the Q2 Sales deck from the Shared Files channel, save a local copy to my laptop as…

Download the Q2 Sales deck from the Shared Files channel, save a local copy to my laptop as Sales-Q2-Deck-v2.pdf, and verify the file checksum or modification timestamp matches the version the team approved. Do it during the 15-minute window after this stand-up so everyone’s edits are settled.

Improve — make it easier to accept

Before I download the Q2 Sales deck, make sure the reviewers can trust the file — surface the…

Before I download the Q2 Sales deck, make sure the reviewers can trust the file — surface the latest approver, the approval timestamp, and any comments or pending edits. If the deck isn’t final, show which slides changed since the last approved version so I only download the true release copy.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

I attempted to download the Q2 Sales deck from the Shared Files channel and found v1, v2, and a…

I tried to download the Sales deck but multiple versions exist and I don’t know which is final.

I attempted to download the Q2 Sales deck from the Shared Files channel and found v1, v2, and a 'final' file; no one marked which is approved. I’m afraid I’ll send the wrong slide set to executives. Who do I ask right now to confirm finality, and what quick check will prove the file is the approved release before I distribute it?

Become — change the pattern

We repeatedly hand out the wrong slide decks because approvals aren’t visible in the file system…

We keep downloading outdated or unapproved files and embarrassing leadership.

We repeatedly hand out the wrong slide decks because approvals aren’t visible in the file system and people name files inconsistently. I want one habit that prevents this across projects. What naming convention, approval tag, and one-minute verification step should we require before anyone downloads and shares a presentation?

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