Available inputs

Spell out what the worker actually gets: the source data, the files, the logins and permissions, the tools, and any prior work they can build on. Whatever you assume they already have but never hand over becomes the thing that stalls the job.

Spell out what the worker actually gets: the source data, the files, the logins and permissions, the tools, and any prior work they can build on. Whatever you assume they already have but never hand over becomes the thing that stalls the job.

Example

For the conference registrations: the Eventbrite export through March 14, the Stripe payout CSV, read-only access to the events inbox, the Google Sheets template from last year, and explicitly no access to the dietary and medical fields.