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Judgment & ambiguity · Prioritizing without clear signal

It's a chaotic morning: four inbound trailers are waiting at the dock, one outbound customer truck is on the clock, two of your pickers called in sick, and none of it is obviously the priority. How do you sequence the shift's first two hours?

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It's a chaotic morning: four inbound trailers are waiting at the dock, one outbound customer truck is on the clock, two of your pickers called in sick, and none of it is obviously the priority. How do you sequence the shift's first two hours?

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