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1. What is the guiding question of the Weekly Tracking Meeting?
A. Are we getting the outcomes we need, and why or why not? B. Are we doing what we said we would do? C. Are we compliant with regulatory requirements? D. Are we on budget for the quarter?
2. When is the Weekly Tracking Meeting held, and who attends?
A. Every Monday at 08:00, Finance only B. Every Thursday at 08:00, all departments C. Every Friday at 12:00, department heads only D. Every Thursday at 17:00, Sales and Product only
3. In the “By the End of the Month, It's Too Late” timeline, in which week is an issue typically discovered if a business only relies on monthly reviews?
A. Week 1, as soon as it emerges B. Week 2, once it starts to spread C. Week 3, once it has compounded D. Week 4, at the MBR — too late to change that month's outcome
4. What is the key difference between the Weekly Tracking Meeting and the Monthly Business Review?
A. Weekly Tracking catches problems inside the period while there's still time to fix them; the MBR reflects on outcomes after the period has closed B. Weekly Tracking is only for senior leadership; the MBR is for all staff C. Weekly Tracking replaces the need for a Monthly Business Review D. The MBR happens every week; Weekly Tracking happens every month
5. What should each department do before the Weekly Tracking Meeting?
A. Submit a full financial report to Finance B. Prepare a slide deck covering every KPI they own C. Liaise with their HOD to confirm what they'll present and the KPIs they're working on for the week D. Cancel any pending client meetings
6. What is the stated focus of the Weekly Tracking Meeting?
A. Long-term strategic planning B. Departmental updates, KPIs, and outcomes for the week C. Annual budget approval D. Recruitment and staffing decisions
7. According to “Why It Matters,” what does weekly cross-functional visibility help prevent?
A. Departments competing for the same budget B. Employees taking annual leave at the same time C. Departments finding out about another team's issue or a dependency too late D. The need for a Monthly Business Review
8. In “The Weekly / Monthly Loop,” what does the Monthly Business Review do with the issues Weekly Tracking has caught?
A. It ignores them until the next quarter B. It reflects on outcomes and agrees what changes next C. It reassigns all departmental budgets D. It replaces the Weekly Tracking Meeting going forward