Identify red flags that mean delay, standardize, decompose, or keep human instead of automating now.
The strongest automation thinkers have a clear not yet. The Teach A task can fail automation readiness in five ways. It can be too low-value: rare, short, and not blocking anyone. It can be too inconsistent: different people use different inputs, rules, or definitions. It can be too judgment-heavy: the final action requires accountability, relationship context, ethics, or authority. It can be too uncontrolled: nobody can name the stop condition. Or it can be too broad: the scope is an entire workflow rather than a decomposed work package. The response is not always no. Low-value tasks usually get ignored for…
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