The procedures stay in your head. When someone asks 'how do I do this?', you have to explain it from scratch. You waste 30 minutes on something you've explained 50 times.
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You explain it out loud just once. The Agent applies the Recipe Method and drafts the written procedure: ingredients, steps, expected outcome. From then on, anyone can look it up themselves.Procedures in your head
You tried to write the procedures but ended up with 10-page essays, no clear actions. Nobody reads them, nobody follows them.
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The Recipe Method makes procedures short, actionable, and searchable. Just like a cooking recipe: ingredients (what you need), steps (what to do), result (how it should be).Poorly written procedures
Everyone does things their own way. Results are unpredictable. When something goes wrong, you don't know where the process broke down.
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Standardised processes with an audit trail. You know who did what and when. If something doesn't look right, you find the exact spot the process broke down.Operational confusion