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How Would You Document Your Job?

Posted by Cliff on from the leaving-behind-some-of-your-experience dept.

Q3vi1 asks: "As an support technician, there are several things I've learned about the environment I work in that would be difficult to find out without hours of research. Now I'm going to be moving and that means getting a new job. Before I do, I'd like to leave behind some of this information for the person who will replace me. How does one document all the details in an efficient manner for the next tech?"

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  1. Instructions for My Replacement by ahknight · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Good for you! You've got yourself a wonderful job as my replacement. As a congratulations gift I would like to leave you with the knowledge I've gleaned from my time here.

    Imagine the best possible place you could work. Imagine people working together, sharing information in a timely manner, and open to constructive criticism. People working together to not only make a profit, but make a humane profit. People who care about the customer, each other, and the world in general. People who feel that the workload should be spread over all nations so that everyone can have a job, an income, and a healthy life.

    Now imagine the reverse. Welcome to the team, sucka'!