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Brainstorm all the activities that will be involved At this point, sequencing the steps is not important, but it can help you remember the ones necessary for the process: decide what level of detail to include; determines who does what and when it is done. 3. Determine the limits Here you will have to ask and answer: Where or when does the process start and stop? 4. Point out and sequence the steps It is useful to have a verb at the beginning of the description. You can show the general flow or each detailed action or decision. 5. Draw the basic flowchart symbols Each element in a process map is represented by a specific flowchart symbol, which together represent process mapping symbols: ovals show the beginning or end of a process; rectangles show an operation or activity that must be performed; arrows represent direction; Diamonds show a point where a decision must be made.
Arrows coming out of a diamond are usually labeled Telegram Number Data yes or no; only an arrow comes out of an activity box. If it's more than necessary, you should probably use a decision diamond; Parallelograms show inputs or outputs. 6. Finalize the process flow chart ADVERTISEMENT Review the flowchart with other stakeholders (team members, workers, supervisors, suppliers, customers, etc.) to ensure everyone is in agreement. Make sure you have included important chart information, such as a title and date, which will make it easier to reference. Among the useful questions to ask, we find: Is the process running as it should? Will team members follow the outlined process? Does everyone agree with the process map flow? Is there anything redundant? Are there any steps missing? That's all for now! Do you want to learn how to develop a plan for your Marketing strategy in 2022? If so, we invite you to download our free ebook: Marketing Plan Kit .
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