Huge batches of eligibility-rule changes hit the social-services eligibility ART only once a quarter, so testers and caseworkers wait weeks and then drown. What flow practice should the RTE summarize?
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Short Explanation
Dumping a dump-truck of rule changes on the eligibility desk once a quarter is how people get buried. Smaller, more frequent batches are like grocery bags that actually fit in two hands—and the rotten apple shows up sooner.
Full Explanation
Large batches increase queue time, delay feedback, and create boom-and-bust load. Reducing batch size is a core flow accelerator: smaller eligibility-rule increments move faster and reveal defects earlier. The RTE should coach the social-services eligibility ART to split quarterly dumps rather than enlarge them.