I used to disagree but tiny logos grew on me.

Why do we call tools 'extra' until they catch a problem we missed? This happens all the time, like when people ignore error messages on their devices until they crash. We try to save time by skipping steps, but it usually costs us more later. Having the right tool just shows you what's really there, instead of what you hope is there. It's a small price to pay for not having to fix a huge mistake down the line.

Henry, you hit the nail on the head with that. Skipping steps in training always comes back to bite you, just like Betty said about setting clear rules. People need to know exactly what to do, or things fall apart fast. I've seen it happen where one person gets a shortcut and it messes up the whole team. Keeping things simple and the same for everyone saves time and keeps your name clean.