Welcome, dear reader! Gather ‘round as we embark on an epic journey through the baffling land of accounting, where numbers dance, and waste isn’t just something you throw away. Today’s enchanting topic? Abnormal Loss. Yes, prepare to be thrilled by the riveting world where manufacturing meets mishap.
Abnormal Loss: The Unexpected Villain 🦹♂️
Imagine you’re a bold alchemist in your own chemical kingdom when suddenly, out of nowhere, a villain appears! This scoundrel is none other than Abnormal Loss – that pesky excessive waste, spoilage, or seepage that gatecrashes your perfect production party. This isn’t your normal run-of-the-mill spoilage, folks – it’s your lost-in-translation, went-over-the-top type of waste.
Normal Loss vs. Abnormal Loss
Why don’t we quickly see the difference between ‘a hiccup’ and ‘a catastrophe’ in the manufacturing world?
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dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD
title Normal Loss vs. Abnormal Loss
section Manufacturing Process
Normal Loss :done, des0, 2023-10-01, 3d
Smooth Production :active, a1, after des0, 5d
Abnormal Loss :crit, done, c1, 2023-10-04, 2d
Recovery Phase :active, r1, after c1, 4d
You see, normal loss is what we expect – it’s the everyday
