Pinpoint the Controlling Factor Across the Performance System
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Compare possible causes with observed work. Check demonstrated ability alongside expectations, access, time, competing demands, and consequences. Prioritize changes with supporting evidence, retaining several contributing conditions when needed.
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Measurable Behaviors
Behaviors are optimized to be directly observable for evidence-based skill tracking.
Build a reusable diagnostic pattern from recurring root causes
Records a recurring controlling factor and the path that found it so a colleague can apply it without walking the original case.
Distinguish a knowledge gap from an environmental block
Observes the relevant task and compares demonstrated ability with expectations, access, time, competing demands, and consequences.
Prioritize changes to contributing conditions
Explains which changes the evidence supports and whether several contributing conditions need attention together.
Sort candidate causes into information, resources, and incentives
Assigns every possible cause to a category so the fix can match the type instead of guessing.
Test each candidate cause against the available evidence
Checks each cause against what was observed and drops any that has no observation behind it.
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What Mastery of Root-Cause Analysis Looks Like
A sound analysis distinguishes observations from possible explanations, identifies what still needs checking, and explains why a proposed change addresses the gap. It records contributing conditions and compares later work before treating a diagnosis as reusable.