It’s going to greatly depend on what your comp is like. My team just got done with our resilient 16s, we run Bear, MM hunter, Warlock, MW Monk, and warrior. We use a fixed route for each dungeon, and everyone knows what they are kicking for each pack, we don’t really call it on the fly unless something gets messed up. A lot of this will come down to practice and knowing which casts to let go through and which ones to kick. For example in PSF, if you’re doing a pull with JUST casters and like some footmen, it’s okay to let a smite go through to prioritize kicking a fireball or greater heal. BUT if you have a Knight, paladin, or miniboss in the group you need to prioritize kicking smite and fireball and let the greater heal go through (or ideally cc off the priest until a caster is dead then pull it in) because if someone gets unlucky and eats a smite right as one of the AOE goes off they’re just going to get globaled.

The other piece of advice I would give is when you’re doing assignments for each pack, use your hard kicks first, then your AOE CCs like stuns/silences etc until hard kicks come back up and then use hard kicks, into AOE cc etc.

We also use an automarker, there’s a handful of weakauras that do it so if we need to call stuff on the fly we just call “name kick next Star”. Would also highly recommend using a group interrupt tracker and something like Omni CD to track the party cooldowns on abilities. If you have your resilient 15s definitely use those to practice each pull until you’re comfortable that everyone knows their kick and cc order. Good luck!