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How People Keep Track

Working records are made close to the task: a mark on a sheet, a setting written beside a machine, a note for the next person. The book examines what these records contain and how they are used later.

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The Forms We Live By

Examines what a form asks, the answers it allows and what happens to those answers after submission.

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Private Bureaucracy

Follows household paperwork through recurring obligations, requests for proof and changes such as a move, a new name or a death.

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On Repeatability

Examines the details another person needs to repeat an attempt, from a recipe or saved setting to calibration notes and tolerances.

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The Handover

Examines logs, work cards, checklists and spoken briefings used when another person takes over work.

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