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At an observatory replacing its dome drive, five people have asked the project manager in a fortnight when the telescope goes back into service. Each asked separately and each was given an accurate answer. The tracker hangs by the sign-in sheet. What should the project manager do next?
CORRECT: Answering each person as they ask is responsive and costs a minute, so there is nothing wrong with what has happened so far. But five separate askers in a fortnight is one fact the observatory needs and does not have in any shared place, and the sixth will ask too. A date on the board people already read answers the question before it is put.
INCORRECT: An email reaches the whole site at once and would certainly stop the questions for a week, so the reach is real. But the date will move, and an emailed date is a snapshot that ages in people's inboxes while the question keeps arriving. It pushes a fact that needs to stay current.
INCORRECT: Long outages do make people anxious and a briefing would be welcome, so this is generous rather than lazy. But five people asked for a date, and answering a question nobody asked while leaving theirs unanswered adds a meeting to the week. It supplies a different need from the one shown.
INCORRECT: The manager is closer to the floor and could field these easily, so the routing is not absurd. But the date lives with the project and the manager would have to ask for it every time, which puts a relay in the middle of a fact anyone could read. It redirects the question instead of removing it.
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