A county animal-shelter desk gets clearer hold-notices when the instruction names the role (adoption clerk), the task (hold notice), and the limits (no medical advice, ninety words). What should a leader recognize?
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Short Explanation
Role, task, and constraints in one instruction is a structured prompt: adoption clerk, hold notice, no medical advice, ninety words. That is a leadership standard, not a developer cookbook. It does not require a weight change or a lab.
Full Explanation
Leaders should expect one instruction to name who is speaking, what to produce, and what must not appear. That pattern is prompt structure at awareness level, not a coding recipe. Role, task, and constraints are cheap controls. They do not require a weight change or a lab.