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I usually provide a TON of documentation to make the project as error-proof as I possibly can. Sometimes contractors don't like to think for themselves.
by simianstyle 18y ago
I usually provide a TON of documentation to make the project as error-proof as I possibly can. Sometimes contractors don't like to think for themselves.
- ericb 18y agoAgreed, think of the documentation as code and specify details as such. Only one other thing, which is after you've documented to that level, go back and bold important stuff, add summaries, etc b/c some contractors eyes glaze over.