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A note about pace email template

An explanation for why the work is slow.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

The pace looks like slowness and is mostly queueing. Document ordering takes three weeks, appointments take four, and the actual work takes about eight days.

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From
Ilderton Intelligencer
Subject
Why it takes eleven weeks to write four thousand words
Preheader
Nine of the eleven are waiting for documents.

About the pace

Nine of eleven weeks are spent waiting rather than working

The pace looks like slowness and is mostly queueing. Document ordering takes three weeks, appointments take four, and the actual work takes about eight days.

The waiting

Three weeks for document production, four for a reading room appointment, and two for a photograph order. All standard and none avoidable.

The working

About eight days spread across the eleven weeks. Reading, transcribing, and writing, in roughly that proportion.

What would speed it up

Nothing available to me. Faster access is possible for institutional researchers and I am not one, which is a real constraint.

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