How Do You Create A Flow Chart For Procedures?
Detailed procedures are commonplace in business. The details of a procedures are necessary. A well-prepared flowchart provides a visual overview that will aid in a procedure to be easily remembered and followed. A diagram of a procedure will also facilitate identification of unnecessary steps or process improvements. Thoughtful and succinct preparation is key to a good flowchart, whether the chart is prepared by hand or on the computer. Draw an elongated circle and write “Start” inside the circle. When subsequent symbols are added, work from top to bottom or left to right, using arrows to indicate the next step. Draw a rectangle and write an action or step in the rectangle. Give each action or step a separate box. Add actions or steps to the flowchart in logical order. Keep the written statement simple and consider beginning each statement with an action verb. Draw a diamond for actions that require a decision and write the question in the diamond. For each answer (generally, yes or no
