Write an observation note that separates cue, context, cluster, and interpretation.
The team needs to replace "they seemed shady" with a note that preserves evidence and reduces bias. Cue -> Context -> Cluster -> Hypothesis -> Question The common shortcut is writing an attitude label like evasive, defensive, or dishonest without the observable behavior and topic timing that produced the impression. Cue capture Write only what a camera could capture: "CFO stopped writing and pressed lips." Camera-test language keeps the team from debating your mind-reading. It also lets someone else correct the observation. Topic context Add the topic and timing: "This happened when data-retention liability came up." Timing is what turns…
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