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REVISION ROUNDS: WHAT ACTUALLY COUNTS AS ONE

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A round is one consolidated set of feedback, not each message you send.

The definition

A round is one consolidated set of feedback delivered as a single message or document, followed by one revised delivery.

What does not consume a round

  • Questions
  • Fixing something we got wrong against the agreed brief
  • Typos and technical defects
  • Asking to see an alternative crop we offered

What does consume a round

  • A new direction
  • Changing a decision that was previously approved
  • Adding a deliverable not in the register

Practical advice

Collect feedback from everyone before sending. Three people sending contradictory notes over four days is the single most common cause of a project running long.

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