For a new animal-control scheduling tool, the analyst plans a works…

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For a new animal-control scheduling tool, the analyst plans a workshop with shelter leads, then a survey to field officers. What is the best reason to sequence those techniques that way?

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Align on a shared process model with key leads first, then validate and quantify needs at larger scale. — Get the shelter leads to agree on the skeleton recipe in a workshop, then taste-test it with lots of field officers via survey. Sequence: align the model, then check it at scale.

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Surveys must always precede workshops so facilitators never enter a room with a draft model.

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Workshops permanently replace surveys, so the second step is only ceremonial.

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Field officers should never be consulted after leadership has spoken once.

For a new animal-control scheduling tool, the analyst plans a workshop with shelter leads, then a survey to field officers. What is the best reason to sequence those techniques that way?

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