<ul><li>Documentation plays a crucial role in an admin's daily tasks, with up to 70% of the job involving documentation of processes and procedures.</li><li>The script command in Linux is a useful tool for recording sessions and note-taking, capturing all input and output during the session in a specified file.</li><li>To use the script command, start by running 'script filename.txt', work as usual, and then type 'exit' or ctrl-d to stop recording.</li><li>After recording, review the file contents using tools like cat, ensuring the file may contain non-human-readable characters.</li></ul>

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