Before tools, prompts, or ideas... Where do you usually start projects?
I usually start by listening.
On a recent project for a digital marketing agency, those conversations made clear that most of their clients are hands-on business owners. Marketing jargon already feels...
The action items were in my inbox before the call even ended.
A client call wrapped up, and the summary with assigned owners was already sitting in the inbox by the time everyone had logged off — nobody had to type a single note.
→ The best meeting notes are the ones nobody has to write.
It once assigned a task to the wrong person on the call.
Two similar-sounding voices confused the speaker identification. Fixed by matching voice patterns against the calendar invite names before assigning anything.
→ Getting attribution right matters as much as catching the action item at all.
It once gave an answer that was technically true but unhelpful.
Trained only on documentation, it answered correctly but missed the tone and specificity a real support rep would give. Retraining on actual past conversations fixed the gap.
→ Correct isn't the same as helpful. Worth the extra training pass.