Chapters · 2 of 9
- 01 · Establish a Review Rhythm
- 02 · Inspect Errors, Exceptions, and Overrides
- 03 · Compare Expected and Actual Outcomes
- 04 · Measure Adoption, Cost, Speed, and Quality
- 05 · Find Drift and Stale Definitions
- 06 · Test Changes Before Broad Release
- 07 · Roll Out and Roll Back Deliberately
- 08 · Update Owners, Documentation, and Training
- 09 · Capstone: Run the Quarterly Operating Review
About 14 min · Lesson and activity
Chapter 2 of 90 complete
Inspect Errors, Exceptions, and Overrides
An inspection list where every finding type routes to a decision with a named owner.
4c · inspect errors exceptions overrides
Inspect disagreement in context
Start with the example, then try it yourself. The last case is optional practice.
See the situation
Start with the situation below. Next, we will work through an example together before you try the activity.
The case
A number that has not moved in three quarters
Read override rates alongside usage, reasons, and who stopped using the system.
- Override rate
- Flat, quarter after quarter
- Reading in the review
- "The system is working"
- Usage over the same period
- Not reported alongside it
- People who used it and stopped
- Not counted
- What the flat rate establishes
- Only the recorded rate; exposure and reasons need separate review
Your place saves as you go.
Chapter 2 of 90 complete