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Document your people search
It can be helpful in your search if each time you take a step, you document it. Write it down, print it out, keep a log in a text editor. The longer your search for someone goes on, the more important this becomes.
Not only will documenting all relevant details save you time by not having to source information twice, but it can also help in creating a mental picture of where your investigation is at, where it's going, and whether you've missed something along the way.
A checklist can also be a useful addition. Determine what searches you'll need to conduct, then tick them off as you complete each one.
Updated: 27th May, 2005
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