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A cloud shape is used for steps where the outcome is uncertain or 'magic.'\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the second flowchart?\",\"answer\":\"The second flowchart illustrates a practical example of process mapping, specifically depicting a typical morning routine for commuting to work. It visually outlines the sequence of tasks from waking up to arriving at the workplace.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if clothes are not laid out in the morning routine flowchart?\",\"answer\":\"According to the flowchart, if clothes are not laid out, the next step is to pick out clothes before proceeding to shower and dress, illustrating a conditional path within the process.\"}]","Process Mapping Template | PDF"]