Reply to: Last day of gig- what do you usually do?

[Pondlife]

EWHS. Have you ever thought of writing user manuals ?

The very idea of a ".net" user manual.

Good one.

[TykeMerc]

On the last day, I usually sit very quietly, recovering from the night before.

Likewise

[NotAllThere]

On the last day, I usually sit very quietly, recovering from the night before.

[snaw]

As Im on my last day, just wondering what others do on their last day?

Ive been on the net twenty times already !!!!

It's your round!

[rootsnall]

Get your time sheet signed asap.
Copy anything useful onto USB device
Remove as much as poss from any client PC I've used.

Make nice with anyone who could be useful in the future

Leave early.

EWHS. Have you ever thought of writing user manuals ?

[Badger]

Get your time sheet signed asap.
Copy anything useful onto USB device
Remove as much as poss from any client PC I've used.

Make nice with anyone who could be useful in the future

Leave early.

WHS, along with phoning agencies/ex-clients reminding them of your availability

[d000hg]

Get your time sheet signed asap.
Copy anything useful onto USB device
Remove as much as poss from any client PC I've used.

Make nice with anyone who could be useful in the future

Leave early.

the office, canteen & stationary cupboard.

[moorfield]

tits up

tits down

tits up is a good thing, if you think about it.

[DS23]

as above except the leave early. i would always do a full day.

[chef]

- make nice with key people, hand out business cards so they can "get in touch" if it all goes tits up and they want someone good to fix it

- copy anything useful from client network to usb

- clean and organise my laptop (i never seem to have chance usually)

- get timesheet/invoice signed

- leave shortly after lunch

[moorfield]

Zip up anything useful on my local drive and copy it onto my memory stick.

[Mich the Tester]

That is not the way I work. I may bill for CUK time, but only when I am there.

Agree with others about cleaning personal stuff from PCs.

Fair enough; I’ve had customers say they don’t mind me filling in a whole day at the end, seeing as I’ve often done a bit extra in the last week just to make sure things are properly handed over and documented.

[Chugnut]

Get your time sheet signed asap.
Copy anything useful onto USB device
Remove as much as poss from any client PC I've used.

Make nice with anyone who could be useful in the future

Leave early.

love?

[The Lone Gunman]

…having got your timesheet signed for 8 hours?

That is not the way I work. I may bill for CUK time, but only when I am there.

Agree with others about cleaning personal stuff from PCs.

[PRC1964]

1) Get timesheet signed.

2) Clear browser cache on client PC.

3) Invite the key people to lunch.

4) Leave early and celebrate freedom.