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Tag Archives: technical writing
Heart of Technical Communication
Tools and trends in information technology are changing the way we communicate and, at the same time, the way we communicate is transforming the technological arena in which we work. Technical communicators are at the heart of these trends and … Continue reading
Posted in Criticism, Future, Philosphy, Profession
Tagged discipline, ideas, profession, technical communication, technical writing, thought leadership
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Getting Started in Technical Communication
A lot of people think you need a credential to break into the field of technical communication. You don’t need one to get started. This might change in the future with the STC pursuing the offering of a certification. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Philosphy, Professional Association
Tagged getting started, jobs, technical writing
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Belonging to Both Worlds
When I was in college, there were multidisciplinary courses and programs. It seemed wonderful and refreshing that professors were crossing disciplinary boundaries and encouraging us to stand in the middle. I have taken that to heart, rather unintentionally, in my … Continue reading
Posted in Philosphy, Reputation
Tagged career, crossover, engineering, multidisciplinary, skills, technical writing
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