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> In your technical writing job, how precisely
> does your boss know what you do?
>
> * My boss knows what I do minute by minute
> * My boss knows what I do hour by hour
> * My boss knows what I do day by day
> * My boss knows what I do week by week
> * My boss knows what I do month by month
> * Other/none of the above
Other. I submit weekly status reports, but my boss is in the office next to
mine, and the printer is in my office, so we usually end up communicating on
a day-by-day basis. Just before a release, it might be even more frequent.
It's super laid back, and he trusts me to do what I'm doing and just keep
him updated. I rather like the frequency; accomplishments don't go
unnoticed, and issues are resolved before they become problems.
-Sarah
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