Reversible by Whom?
A decision can be reversible for the company and costly for everyone who acted on it. The real question is who pays when it is undone.
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A decision can be reversible for the company and costly for everyone who acted on it. The real question is who pays when it is undone.
A new ticket can mention the same decision, the same system, the same words as an old commitment, whether it's carrying that decision out or reversing it. Similarity alone can't tell you which.
Teams track tasks long after they stop tracking the assumptions behind them. That is how old decisions become decision debt.
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