Handle the flood of ad-hoc data requests: the intake questions, the triage rubric, and the self-serve deflections that shrink the queue.
Triage my data requests. The flood: {{requests}} (recent examples, who asks, my capacity). Build: the intake questions that kill vague requests ('what decision does this inform?' and 'what will you do if the number is X vs Y?' — no decision, no query), the triage rubric (decision-value × effort × repeatability), the repeat-request play (the third ask for the same thing = build the dashboard/report once), the self-serve deflection list (what askers could get themselves with a saved report and 10 minutes of training), the queue transparency (the visible list that stops hallway jumping), and the polite pushback templates for the no and the not-yet.
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