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Do we have a responsibility as technical communicators to foster interest and understanding of our field? Read my entry for this month’s Villegas Views in the STC Notebook to find out.
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There is one core belief I’ve carried with me throughout my career: it’s all about the people. On multiple occasions, I’ve chosen one job over another because it would allow me to
This is a really excellent article for job-searchers. This supports my philosophy of being a multi-specialist rather than focusing on only one aspect of a job. The information in this article is important for anyone looking for a job, but I find it especially important for technical communicators who are looking. Having that adaptability is what has allowed me to get positions and grow a position as well as grow myself.
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I found this on Twitter via @careersherpa (aka Hannah Morgan). Good information! I’m going to have to try a few more of these methods. I didn’t even know there were blogging communities out there!
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Nice article done by TechCommGeekMom.com guest blogger, Allie Cooper.
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Word Wise columnist Marcia Riefer Johnston discusses avoiding the presumption trap in writing, with a tale of the scholars and fish, and her own experience.
Another marvelous article by my friend, Marcia Riefer Johnston. I fall into this trap in one form of another often enough, I must admit. How about you?
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