Review a colleague's work checkpoint

The July script asked the accountants to find a VAT workbook prepared by a junior, evaluate it and decide. It was the easiest task of the session: all seven read the summary, looked at what the junior had submitted, and approved or edited the draft. One reason it went well is that the screen held one proposed action, where the earlier task had shown two side by side (see One proposed action, one named button).

Two observations sharpen the pattern. One participant pressed Approve and got no confirmation, so she did not know whether the response had gone out; the checkpoint needs a closing line, sent or filed, under whose name. And one senior followed the AI draft although she said afterwards she would have written something different, because the text was already there. A review card should make editing as easy as approving, or the checkpoint becomes a rubber stamp.