How was the bottleneck in the workflow addressed?

Implementing a new procedure directly addresses the bottleneck in the workflow by introducing a structured method to streamline processes and eliminate inefficiencies. This approach often involves analyzing the current workflow, identifying the specific points where delays or blockages occur, and designing a process that facilitates smoother operations. A new procedure can provide clear guidelines, enhance communication, and ensure that tasks are completed in a more efficient manner.

In contrast, asking for team feedback may help identify areas of improvement but does not guarantee immediate action to resolve the bottleneck. Increasing the number of staff can sometimes alleviate workload but may not address the underlying procedural issues causing the bottleneck. Changing project goals might shift focus but could fail to resolve the inefficiencies in the existing workflow. Therefore, implementing a new procedure is the most effective way to directly target and remediate the bottleneck.