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Stolen leads are a routing problemAssignment is politics until it is a rule.

Leads arrive. The loudest closer takes them. Overflow is a group chat. Speed-to-lead is a hope. Stolen leads are not a culture speech. They are an unwritten router. Write the rules, measure the minutes, make assignment visible.

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In plain words

Intern through CEO

Rules: who gets what, in what order, what happens when they are full or offline.

  1. 01

    Rules: who gets what, in what order, what happens when they are full or offline.

  2. 02

    Overflow is defined. Not 'someone will see it'.

  3. 03

    If two people can own the same new lead without a log, you will not know theft from hustle.

Who

Same lesson. Three jobs.

Read your row

Intern

What you actually do

Run steps 01 and 02 this week. Do not add a feature. Source, geo, offer, capacity. On one page.

Operator

What you protect

Protect the sequence. Overflow is defined. Not 'someone will see it'.

CEO

What you refuse to fund

Do not fund more traffic or more seats until the scoreboard in this lesson is a number you will defend. If two people can own the same new lead without a log, you will not know theft from hustle.

Steps

Do this in order

Why, then done when
  1. 01

    Write the rules

    Source, geo, offer, capacity. On one page.

    Why: Unwritten rules are arguments.

    Done when: A new hire can assign the next lead.

  2. 02

    Define overflow

    Next person, HQ, or a timed task that screams.

    Why: Full books are how leads rot in the original owner's pocket.

    Done when: A full owner does not silently drop inbound.

  3. 03

    Log assignment

    Visible. Timestamped.

    Why: Invisible assignment is how stolen leads stay a story.

    Done when: You can audit last week's new leads.

  4. 04

    Measure speed

    First touch in minutes.

    Why: Routing without speed is a fairer way to be slow.

    Done when: A weekly median.

  5. 05

    Review exceptions

    Named, time-boxed.

    Why: Forever exceptions are how the spec dies.

    Done when: A change log.

Location manager

If you cannot see who took yesterday's Google leads, you are managing folklore.

Why

Questions people actually ask

Pushback is normal

Won't rules kill hustle?

Hustle on an unowned lead is chaos. Hustle on a routed lead is the job. The rule protects the brand from the loudest person.

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