Working notes (as in notes related to working)

djdrysdale

Does anyone use a zettelkasten for their day-to-day work? For example, taking notes on meetings and the like?

I'm curious. In my role I find my reading notes often come in handy because I am asked to articulate a position or make some recommendation on something, but I think it would feel strange to start to have a mass of notes on the internal workings of my employer. I wonder if this is something people do, or if they keep it more for personal projects (or for those spaces where the personal and professional overlap).

gdigesu

Just another (set of) structured notes to several (work related) notes

Sascha

Yes. I use it to process knowledge created in meetings, use it to manage my clients (health, fitness and Zettelkasten Method) etc. I have dedicated notes on people I know and psychological profiles etc.

The Zettelkasten Method is how I process knowledge in general.

GeoEng51

I use NotePlan 3 for taking meeting notes, jotting down project ideas, etc. NotePlan has a note-taking side that is entirely compatible with Zettelkasting. But I keep those notes separate from my main ZK, which is maintained in The Archive. Occasionally some work items find their way into my ZK, but those are technical concepts that I wish to capture / discuss and have at my fingertips for use.

Phil

@GeoEng51 said:
I use NotePlan 3 for taking meeting notes, jotting down project ideas, etc. NotePlan has a note-taking side that is entirely compatible with Zettelkasting. But I keep those notes separate from my main ZK, which is maintained in The Archive. Occasionally some work items find their way into my ZK, but those are technical concepts that I wish to capture / discuss and have at my fingertips for use.

This is exactly what I do too, @GeoEng51! Quite enjoying NP3.