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Observable does not mean controllable
Table 2Observable does not mean controllable
| Signal | Permitted use | Question before escalation |
|---|---|---|
| Activity count | Check whether a declared process occurred | Does the count capture quality or only volume? |
| Process evidence | Coach a step, handoff, or decision | Can the manager see it before the outcome? |
| Outcome result | Review an agreed result on a named horizon | Which external drivers remain in the frame? |
| Exception record | Investigate a deviation or unusual condition | Is the exception evidence or an excuse? |
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