Recall readiness battlecards
Recall concise responses to common recall-delay objections.
Objection: "We need a perfect root cause before we act." Delay risk A credible hazard exists and users may still be exposed. Your line We need enough evidence to scope a protective action, not perfect certainty. We can act on the affected population while root cause continues. Perfect-cause thinking can leave users exposed while evidence is already strong enough for interim action. It separates protective action from final engineering closure. Objection: "Can we replace units quietly?" Silent remedy The product creates a hazard users need to stop or correct. If users need to change behavior or stop use, quiet replacement…
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