Use a compact pre-send checklist to catch quality risks in analysis.
mixed-card-deck acronym-card battlecard compare-card RIGOUR What does RIGOUR check before an analysis is sent? Recall the six pre-send checks. Acronym I do not have time for QA; the meeting starts in 20 minutes. A stakeholder wants the deck immediately. Your line I can do a 5-minute RIGOUR pass and send the deck with any caveat called out. That is faster than correcting a bad decision later. Skipping every check because the output looks polished. It frames QA as decision protection, not delay. Which is stronger: a hidden caveat or a visible caveat? Compare Visible caveats make the analysis more decision-ready,…
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