Delegating Decisions vs Checklists
A short logistics decision problem. Use the supplied facts, commit to one action, then check your reasoning. Fictional practice; no leaderboard score is recorded.
Logistics · delegating outcomes
You handed your dispatch supervisor a 14-step checklist for building the daily route plan. He follows it exactly, and every exception still comes back to you, which is about a dozen times a day.
| Given fact | Scenario data |
|---|---|
| Route-planning instructions | 14-step checklist |
| Supervisor behavior | Follows checklist exactly |
| Exceptions escalated to you | About 12 / day |