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Revised DecisionsPlay
Used when someone changes their mind or reverses a previous choice due to an issue. SlideAfter reviewing the feedback, the manager decided to backtrack on the new policy.
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Admission of ErrorPlay
Implies acknowledging a mistake and reverting to an earlier stance or action. SlideThe politician had to backtrack after the public outcry over his comments.
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Restarting ProcessPlay
Suggests starting over again to correct a problem or because the current approach is not working. SlideThe software update caused issues, so we need to backtrack and reinstall the previous version.