Going Through Old Papers

[Razors Edge ★]

...it is funny to see how things were done "in the old days".  Nowadays it's a quick e-mail, probably some on-line BS you gotta work through, and submitting travel and expenses via the timecard system.  But back in the day, it meant PAPERWORK!  And "formal" paperwork as well.  Good stuff.

[Parsnip Totin Jack ★]

Signed, Dick Long. 

[jsharr ★]

So @Kzoo was not being sarcastic when he called you "an effin Dick Tracy"?

[Airehead ★]

I bet they still,send paper 

[Razors Edge ★]

2 minutes ago, Airehead said:

I bet they still,send paper 

One can hope not! 

Or maybe they still use those manilla envelopes with the holes in them and the line for names????  Jsharr probably loves those!

[maddmaxx ★]

Intelligence service documents are sent on paper by a courier.  They come in two forms.  One is take the document, read it, burn it.  The other category is burn before reading.

[dinneR ★]

17 minutes ago, Razors Edge said:

One can hope not! 

Or maybe they still use those manilla envelopes with the holes in them and the line for names????  Jsharr probably loves those!

 

 

[jsharr ★]

17 minutes ago, maddmaxx said:

Intelligence service documents are sent on paper by a courier.  They come in two forms.  One is take the document, read it, burn it.  The other category is burn before reading.

 

[Airehead ★]

50 minutes ago, Razors Edge said:

One can hope not! 

Or maybe they still use those manilla envelopes with the holes in them and the line for names????  Jsharr probably loves those!

We use these for mail between buildings

[ChrisL]

When I got into management with my first guard firm we had one stand alone computer to create post procedures & instructions.  All written communication was by hard copy memo’s that were either faxed or sent via UPS.  

We also had pagers when we were in the field & had to call in to get our messages when paged.  I carried a crap ton of quarters back then...