A county mosquito-control district answers public spray-schedule questions in the same session that opens staff fuel worksheets for the truck fleet. What should the leader require?
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Short Explanation
A resident spray-schedule chat must not share a session with staff fuel worksheets. Separate the public-facing application from the privileged internal tool. A “staff only” label and user manners are not a boundary.
Full Explanation
A public chat and a privileged internal tool are two different applications. Staff fuel worksheets do not belong in the same session as a resident spray-schedule question. A label or a hope that residents will not click is not a control. Leaders should require a separate customer-facing application and a separate staff tool.