Insights
Process and SOPs
Processes and SOPs matter when repeated work starts depending too much on memory, informal training, or whoever happens to be available.
Problem
What goes wrong when repeated work stays undocumented
Quality varies, training takes longer than it should, and the business becomes harder to scale because too much know-how is still tribal.
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If repeated work still lives in people's heads
The free consultation is the place to decide whether SOPs, or the reporting around them, should come first.
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