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CB.5:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Wrong turn | Practical repair |
| Ask for “engagement” or “content” without a receiving use | Name the question, recipient and usable result. |
| Treat every volunteer as available production capacity | Agree the bounded work and obtain missing resources or another provider. |
| A popular answer becomes the accepted technical result | Inspect its basis and applicability through the domain criteria. |
| A short design clinic is presented as a completed decision | Preserve its alternatives and obtain the remaining comparison or acceptance. |
| A guest delivers a standard lecture unrelated to participants’ questions | Prepare the guest around the receiving problem and connect interaction to later use. |
| Suggestions disappear into a receiving team’s inbox | Establish inspection and a reasoned response before soliciting more work. |
| A one-case answer becomes a timeless general instruction | Preserve its conditions and obtain a maintained, qualified reusable explanation. |