Because work is enough work already.
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Writes a plain request for honest feedback once the work is done.
One idea for an assistant Innovation Theory could build around the way your office already works. Someone on your team stays in charge of it.
At a glance
A job closed on Friday. The assistant reads the list of finished jobs approved for follow-up and drafts a short request for feedback in your own agreed wording. The account owner checks who it is going to and decides if it goes at all.
A good first pilot means a small, bounded idea worth a conversation once the approved information and a reviewer exist. We have not looked at your office, so this is not a verdict on it.
In Denver and the surrounding communities, Get It Together, Denver comes to your office and gets the records and the written steps in shape. Innovation Theory builds the assistant. Farther out? Start with Innovation Theory and talk through the technical side.
It is set up not to make up a review, offer a reward or bury the unhappy feedback.
Your customer contact checks the recipient and picks the moment.
Before any pilot starts, agree which records it may touch, try it on a small sample and make sure you know how to switch it off.
We call it Managed Office Assistance. Innovation Theory builds the Review Asker and looks after it. It drafts the feedback request in your own wording. Your customer contact picks who gets it and when.
Get It Together, Denver gets your records and procedures in order, in your office. Before the assistant touches anything, we all agree who checks its work and what it’s allowed to see.
Call (303) 900-8931 or send a text. Tell us what’s piling up. That’s enough to start.
