> When a drill deviates from the actions taken in an emergency it becomes a pantomime of little value.
Sending an emergency alert isn't an action that requires split-second muscle memory. I think slight deviations in the drill vs. the real thing are fine in this case, in order to prevent false alarms.
There's no one-size-fits-all solution here, you have to analyze the trade-offs around speed and the cost of a false alarm.
Sending an emergency alert isn't an action that requires split-second muscle memory. I think slight deviations in the drill vs. the real thing are fine in this case, in order to prevent false alarms.
There's no one-size-fits-all solution here, you have to analyze the trade-offs around speed and the cost of a false alarm.