HKT review windows that stick

Weekly operations reviews die when they ignore who can attend and which decisions they must make that hour.

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Reviews scheduled for someone else’s midnight do not happen. Align the cadence with the people who own instrumentation and pipeline decisions in Hong Kong Time.

Keep the agenda short: what changed in events, which freshness metric moved, and what decision follows. Anything else belongs in async notes.

Bring one disputed lag step each week instead of fifteen charts. Depth beats coverage when trust in the data is still forming.

Operations review retainers we run from Tuen Mun use that format deliberately—so the meeting earns its hour.