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Annotate Map With Delays

I’m presenting a draft [process map] to the [audience=service lead] next [deadline=Tuesday] and I need annotations tha…

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I’m presenting a draft [process map] to the [audience=service lead] next [deadline=Tuesday] and I need annotations that point out where the current steps cause bottlenecks. I’m worried my notes will sound like blame and the lead will shut down. Read the list of [steps] I’ll include, recommend which three spots to flag as delays with short evidence lines, and give me one phrase to use that keeps the conversation constructive.
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Annotate a draft process map with delay callouts before a stakeholder walk-through

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