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Contracting Adventures Lay Ahead…
It’s been a quiet start to 2016 for me, even though there have been some things going on for me “behind the curtain”. I wasn’t ready to share just yet, but I think I am now, since things have settled … Continue reading
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What was TechCommGeekMom’s 2015 Top of the Pops?
I always find it interesting to see what stories people end up gravitating to each year on TechCommGeekMom, and along with other year-end summaries, I like to figure out what were the most popular blog posts for a given year. … Continue reading
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Tagged academians in technical communication, Adobe FrameMaker, Agile, Agile strategy, consultant, Consulting, content strategy, differences between academia and practice in technical communication, digital literacy, Distance Learning, e-learning, Florence and the Machine, Framemaker, Google Glass, HoloLens, instructional design, localization, Microsoft HoloLens, online learning, pudding brain, social media, social media marketing, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, Top of the Pops, weight loss
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It’s easy being a consultant? Think again!
I was recently reminded of how challenging it can actually be to be a consultant in this world. As a result, it was suggested to me (thanks, Marc Gravez!) that perhaps it would be a good idea to write and share what … Continue reading
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Tagged agencies, being a consultant is easy, being a consultant is not easy, consultant, consultants, content strategy, digital literacy, DIY education, Employment, entrepreneurs, independent contractors, misperceptions of being a consultant, skilled temporary workers, tech comm, tech comm consultant, tech comm consultants, tech comm employment, tech comm entrepreneurs, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, temporary, temporary workers
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