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Annotate Complaint File

I inherited a long complaint thread with recordings and emails and I need clear, action-ready annotations by [deadline…

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I inherited a long complaint thread with recordings and emails and I need clear, action-ready annotations by [deadline=9am]. Walk me through a fast diagnostic: where should I place timestamps and what phrases or outcomes count as repeat issues versus noise? Give me the annotation template (time, issue, severity, repeat flag, proposed owner) and one tolerance rule so I don’t overflag every gripe.
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Customer ops asked me to annotate a complaint file by tomorrow; I’m worried I’ll miss patterns if I rush.

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