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Corrective action is a perk that will give significant value if you pair it with prove thyself and actually stack on a generator.
Problem being that you want to split up to 1) do gens faster without the speed penalty that comes from stacking without prove and 2) not give killer split pressure / slug potential
Stake out is just really low value unless you refuse to hit skillchecks, in which case stake out + hyperfocus is decent.
https://dbd.lucaservers.com/ But there are literally sites like this, that allow you to practice your skillchecks while in queue so you should never miss the greats
The way you've worded this makes me think you're either mixing up perks or don't actually know their effects...
Corrective Action doesn't give "significant value," not even close. It literally only turns FAILED skill checks into GOOD skill checks. Not great skill checks. Good skill checks. That's a "normal" skill check that awards no extra progress. The only time it gets any value is if you're playing with total noobs who can't hit even good skill checks.
Corrective action gives significant value if you actually correct failed skill checks.
Which you shouldn't have to because 1) hopefully they arent missing checks and 2) Stacking on the same gen is throwing
If corrective action DOES come into play though, Because you are running prove / they are missing checks, that's actually huge.
Regression for missed checks is brutal.