An animal-control kennel is eager to start a training job on intake photos. No one has named the decision the model should change or the metric that would prove the work is worth it. What should the leader require first?
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Short Explanation
Name the decision and the success metric before anyone fits a kennel-photo model. The lifecycle starts at that awareness, not at a training-job setup. Photos without a decision produce a model no one can judge.
Full Explanation
The lifecycle starts when leaders name the decision they will change and the metric that will prove it. A training-job setup is a later step, not a substitute for that awareness. Photos without a decision produce a model no one can judge. Leaders should write the decision and the measure first, then decide whether a model is even the right tool.