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The "minor change" paradox — when one-line fixes turn into three days of change control

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Last March I caught a typo in an IFU. One word, wrong, on a single page. I knew it would take five minutes to fix in InDesign and ten minutes to get re-approval. Total elapsed time, including the coffee break I planned to take after: half an hour. It took me three days. That is the minor-change par…

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