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Definition

A Minor Decision is a decision which has a gross collective cost which clearly does not exceed the highest of any following values:

  1. an applicable Personal Minor Decision Authorization
  2. an applicable Team Minor Decision Authorization
  3. (if implemented) the Collective Minor Decision Authorization

Examples

If your Project's petty cash withdrawal limit is $20, then it would be a Minor Decision to give $18-$19 of sample products to a customer.

If your Project's petty cash withdrawal limit is $20 but you have a personal post which authorizes distributing up to $50 of free samples per week, then it would be a Minor Decision to distribute any samples until that limit is hit.

If your Project's petty cash withdrawal limit is $20 but you're acting outside of the scope of your team roles and your personal post(s), then distributing any free samples would be a non-Minor Decision. (Probably a Standard Decision, unless you're giving away a huge amount of products.)

Notes

Document every Minor Decision which changes any resources which we track on spreadsheets, including raw ingredients and Inventory items.

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