I have a very general question about how you/your company perceive SOP's.
(SOPS = a 4 letter word :-) )

 

Do you tend to write your SOP's with great detail or more with vagueness to
allow for flexibility? I know this is a very wide question, 

but I am interested in hearing other company's philosophies. 

 

Thanks a bunch!

Cherise Forbes

 


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