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Judgment & ambiguity · Prioritizing without clear signal

It's the morning of Black Friday and three things break at once: the site's checkout is intermittently timing out, your flagship store is out of the doorbuster in three sizes, and a competitor just undercut your headline price by 15%. Staff are looking at you. What do you tackle first, and why?

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It's the morning of Black Friday and three things break at once: the site's checkout is intermittently timing out, your flagship store is out of the doorbuster in three sizes, and a competitor just undercut your headline price by 15%. Staff are looking at you. What do you tackle first, and why?

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