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Review Queue

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This guide covers how to efficiently manage your review workload.

Queue Overview

The review queue shows all applications awaiting evaluation:

  • New - Not yet reviewed by anyone
  • Assigned - Assigned to you specifically
  • In Progress - You've started but not finished

Filtering Applications

Filter the queue to find specific applications:

  • By Status - New, In Progress, Completed
  • By Type - Individual, Delegation
  • By Committee - Specific committee preferences
  • By Date - Submission date range

Sorting Options

Sort applications by:

  • Submission Date - Oldest or newest first
  • Priority - Flagged applications first
  • Completeness - Complete applications first

Working Through the Queue

  1. Start with oldest applications
  2. Complete fully submitted applications first
  3. Flag incomplete applications for follow-up
  4. Take breaks to maintain quality

Batch Processing

For efficiency:

  1. Open multiple applications in tabs
  2. Review similar applications together
  3. Use keyboard shortcuts when available

Application Status

Before Review

  • Pending - Waiting for a reviewer
  • Assigned - Assigned to specific reviewer

During Review

  • In Progress - Review started
  • On Hold - Waiting for additional info

After Review

  • Reviewed - First review complete
  • Second Review - Awaiting additional review
  • Final Decision - Ready for final action

Handling Special Cases

Incomplete Applications

If information is missing:

  1. Mark as "On Hold"
  2. Note what's missing
  3. The system notifies the applicant

Flagged Applications

Flag applications that need attention:

  • Unusual circumstances
  • Policy questions
  • Need team discussion

Conflicts of Interest

If you know an applicant:

  1. Skip the application
  2. Assign to another reviewer
  3. Note the conflict

Team Coordination

Review Statistics

Track team progress:

  • Total applications
  • Reviews completed
  • Average time per review

Communication

Use the review notes for:

  • Questions about specific applications
  • Patterns you've noticed
  • Suggestions for process improvement

Efficiency Tips

Speed Up Reviews
  • Set aside dedicated review time
  • Use the scoring rubric consistently
  • Read motivation letters efficiently
  • Trust your judgment on clear cases