Observation.

[spacebug]

The task of writing the manual for your own job, after you've tried to make it up as best you can for the better part of a year, is kinda weird.

I've subtitled it: "My Job, According to Me"

Comments

[sxoidmal.livejournal.com]

...Is it okay that you're writing out instructions for someone else to do your job? Does this mean anything ominous? I mean, it's happened to me at least twice...

[djnoise.livejournal.com]

At least you didn't title it "The Young Poisoner's Handbook."

[pygmybugs.livejournal.com]

(giggling enough to send the neighbor's strange little rat-dog into yet another psychotic fit)

I've done the "what I do" list a couple of times and find it fairly difficult. My brain doesn't seem to work the same as most, and I think I accomplish a good portion of work tasks with muscle memory, lizard-brain impulses and a bitchin' dose of OCD. Kitchen management has a good deal more in common with office management than you might think.

[birdfigment.livejournal.com]

It's hard to write those manuals, but it's kind of satisfying when you're done - you usually look really impressive. "Wow, look at what a lot of stuff I do!"