Rework

usgb/ˌriːˈwɜːrk/
verb

To change or modify something with the aim of improving it.

The draft of the novel was reworked several times before it was published.
Visual representation of "rework" - To change or modify something with the aim of improving it

Often appears as...

  • rework a plan
  • rework a design
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Continuous Improvement

Used when referring to the ongoing process of making something better.

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The company policy is to continuously rework our procedures for efficiency.
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Not Always Major

The changes made can be minor and don't necessarily overhaul the entire thing.

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He just needs to rework a few sentences for clarity.
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Feedback Reaction

Often implies that changes are made after receiving feedback or criticism.

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After the review, the team reworked the software interface.
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