Prepared is not accepted: close the handover loop
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A handover is usable only when the receiving role can explain and perform the next authorized step.
Transfer the work
Make the receiving view count.
Rehearse the next step, check cover and record the limits of acceptance.
Rehearse the next step, check cover and record the limits of acceptance.
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Estimate whether the cover work fits
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Compare the work you expect with time genuinely available; keep the assumptions visible.
Prepare a short, usable handover note
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Give the receiver a clear starting point, unresolved conditions and a place to record the next change.
Check access without sharing credentials
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Match access to the actual cover task, and let the authorized owner handle permission changes.
Hand over a blocker, not a vague waiting label
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Name what is missing, who checks for it and which independent work can still proceed.
Return from cover without creating two owners
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Reconcile what changed before the original owner resumes the next action.