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Five boxes on a slide, five executives who each own one, and silence when someone asks which goes first. That silence is the plan. Here is how to fill it.
Two postings titled Senior Business Analyst, two different jobs, one guide that would have told both hiring managers what to ask for. Almost none have read it.
Mimicking human clicks is what RPA does, not what it is for. A person copying numbers between systems is a missing integration, and the bot can make that permanent.
The four-minute demo is the happy path. The clerk's spreadsheet of invoices that do not match is the workflow. Map it before you automate it.
One writes a draft you approve. The other cancels an order, and the approval happened when you switched it on. Same vendor slide, two different contracts.
The power and interest grid records who cares. It does not record who can stop the project, what would make them, and what a week of waiting costs.