Premortem the weekend batch
Use a premortem to identify batch-prep failure points before service.
Before doors A high-volume Paloma batch is ready, but grapefruit, dilution, labeling, and backup assumptions have not been checked. The risk is cheap now and expensive once service starts. Premortem Assume failure, then prevent the cause Instead of asking whether the batch is okay, assume it failed and ask what caused the failure. That makes dissent useful and specific. Taste once Decide the batch is fine because it seems fine now. The prep plan becomes testable instead of hopeful. A premortem makes it safe to challenge the plan before the plan has failed. 01 Failure 02 Cause 03 Control Name…
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