# Workflow

## Explore the title

* Try to understand what expectation the title sets about the piece

## Try to understand the structure

* It's inevitable that you have to intuit the Author's intention

## Fortify the overall structure

* it should be clear what the premise and thesis is

## Tighten the paragraphs and suggest the deletion of elements

* remember to leave comments
* strengthen the Author's arguments

## Review the micro theses and ensure they match with the macro flow&#x20;

* each paragraph is a contained micro unit within the larger piece
* understand whether the content of the units fits with the thesis
* go through each paragraph and restart from the beginning
* Go back to the macro thesis and ensure it's still consistent with the conclusion
* set aside for 24h, send back to author and review from the start

## Make meaningful comments and ask questions

* make sure all your questions are seen by the author and leave comments

## Second pass and handover

* Repeat the review of the micro theses
* send back to Author


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