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Many workflows keep expanding for a simple reason.
Nobody defined what would be considered complete.
So more information gets collected.
More reviews are requested.
More updates are shared.
The work continues.
The decision does not.
Often the issue is not a lack of information.
It is the absence of a completion condition.
A workflow can stay active for months when nobody agrees on what closes the decision.
That is where many projects slow down.
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