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Not to mention archiving it. As a VC I’m taking notes on companies I meet with an need to get them into our CRM for future review
by rdlecler1 7y ago
Not to mention archiving it. As a VC I’m taking notes on companies I meet with an need to get them into our CRM for future review
- ghaff 7y agoYes, it at least partly depends on the reason you are taking notes. If it's purely to use for studying that's one thing. But if it's for writing a story, a trip report, or for otherwise sharing, there are a lot of reasons to have more of a verbatim record. Ideally, I suppose I'd have an accurate transcript and I could just take time-stamped notes that could key to that transcript but that's not the reality. (I know I can record audio but, in practice, going back to audio after the fact is just too much work for most purposes.)
- mensetmanusman 7y agoTake scribble notes, but then dictate them in with further comment immediately after. Speaking is ~150 wpm