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Annotate Exceptions For Devs

After interviewing three frontline teams, I have a draft process map but many exceptions scribbled in notes. Developer…

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After interviewing three frontline teams, I have a draft process map but many exceptions scribbled in notes. Developers want a clear annotated map for sprint planning tomorrow. Help me decide which exceptions are true process defects versus one-off operator workarounds, prioritize the top three to fix, and give the exact annotations I should add so developers can estimate work without chasing clarification.
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I need to annotate a process map with the exceptions I found so developers know what to change, and the sprint planning is tomorrow.

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