3 Signs Your SOPs Are Too Vague (And How to Fix Them Without Starting Over)

EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 14 MIN

3 Signs Your SOPs Are Too Vague (And How to Fix Them Without Starting Over)

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If delegation has ever made you question whether it's even worth it, this episode reframes everything. This conversation breaks down why handing work off often feels harder than just doing it yourself—and why that's not a failure on your part or your team's. The real issue? SOPs that are too vague to actually support your team. You'll learn how unclear processes create inconsistent results, constant questions, and tasks that keep landing back on your plate. Instead of blaming your team (or yourself), this episode shows you how to identify the gaps in your SOPs and fix them in a simple, sustainable way. Rather than overhauling everything at once, you'll hear a practical approach to updating your SOPs in real time—so they actually reflect the nuance, preferences, and context that live in your head. Because when your team has what they truly need, delegation starts to work the way it's supposed to: tasks get done right the first time, your team gains confidence, and you finally get to step back from the constant loop of doing it all. If delegation has felt messy or ineffective, this episode will show you why—and exactly where to start fixing it.   Connect with Jillian: Instagram.com/jilliandolberry Reach out to Jillian: www.jilliandolberry.com/contact Resources: Reserve your spot for my upcoming FREE workshop on April 16th: https://offers.jilliandolberry.com/10-hours SOP Machine: https://jilliandolberry.com/SOP If this episode resonated with you, subscribe for new episodes and share it with a woman in your life who carries more than she ever admits out loud. She needs it.  

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