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5-Minute Team Update — Launch Readiness

Key message

The Friday launch remains under review. Two acceptance tests are still incomplete, so we need the results and a named rollback owner before confirming readiness.

Suggested structure and timing

• 0:00–0:30 — Opening: state the purpose and acknowledge the team's work.
• 0:30–1:30 — What is known: two of five tests are incomplete; owners expect results Wednesday.
• 1:30–2:30 — What is unresolved: test outcomes, rollback owner, and readiness criteria are not yet confirmed.

2:30–3:30 — Next steps: confirm each test owner and result time; assign a rollback owner; review implications together.

• 3:30–4:30 — Team input: ask about dependencies, risks, and support needs.
• 4:30–5:00 — Close: repeat owners and next checkpoint; say when the team will confirm the date.

Opening draft

“Thanks for the work that has gone into this release. I want to make sure we make the launch decision from clear evidence. Two of our five acceptance tests are still in progress, and their owners expect results on Wednesday. The Friday date is still under review; no decision to move it has been made.”

Questions to ask

• Who will confirm each test result, and by what time Wednesday?
• Who can own the rollback readiness check?
• What criteria must be met to confirm launch readiness?
• What dependencies or support needs should we address before the next review?

Rehearsal plan

1. Time one run and aim for 4:30 to leave room for transition.
2. Pause after the known facts; emphasize “under review” without sounding uncertain about what is confirmed.
3. Practice the questions aloud and listen without assigning blame.
4. Close by restating owners, deadlines, and the next decision point.

Avoid suggesting a final delay or attributing fault. Verify test counts, timing, and decision authority before speaking.