Yes, I see your point. Re-reading it objectively, I can see that it is a little hard to understand. I can write more legibly than that, but it's more time consuming. Most of the time when I write anything down it's purely for my own benefit and sometimes when I write myself notes, it's even more illegible than the example above, so when I try to read them back to myself, I usually have to give up!
Yes, I probably would be able to understand your example better if I was familiar with the poem
But I wanted to point out that half of my writing in the meeting notes was done without looking at the paper... I hate interviewing with people who don't look at me, so I was maintaining eye contact and scribbling at the same time (I gots the mad skillz).
That's pretty good then. If I tried to do that, I'm sure it would end up as unintelligible scribble scrawled all over the paper!
And you honestly don't think that's what he was referring to? Sounds like an issue of semantics to me. We all know what he meant.
