Re: What do you write?

[Peter Sturgeon <prsturgeon -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

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" this is a small enough company where everyone already knows how to
perform their job from pre-existing documentation and notes. "
 
For now--until a critical player retires or transfers to another company.
 
I've been asked on my latest contract to make sure that the other contractors ARE creating the internal documentation for a fairly complex system they'll leave behnid when the contract winds up. And that all those documents end up in some kind of library.
 
Peter
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