Andrew Luxem
FREESKILL v1.0UPDATED 2026-08

Business Review Etiquette

This skill governs how a participant prepares, contributes, challenges, and follows through inside one review. It produces a Business Review Participation Brief or Business Review Etiquette Audit from supplied evidence without inventing missing detail.

A participant is not in the room to demonstrate attention. The job is to test the evidence, expose material disagreement, and help the decider close the stated decision.

Prepare from the pre-read, identify the claim you need to test, and bring a question or challenge that could change the decision. Capture the answer, owner, and due date before the review ends.

A useful challenge changes the evidence, option, or decision.

SIGNALS YOU NEED THIS
Performative questions that do not change a decision.
Repeating the pre-read instead of testing it.
Silence that hides disagreement.
REPLACES
Ad hoc documents that hide these failure modes: Performative questions that do not change a decision; Repeating the pre-read instead of testing it; Silence that hides disagreement; Challenges without evidence or a requested decision.