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For Technical Writers, The Future Looks Bright | MindTouch

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Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight:

This comes to me via @Nancy_Coppola through LinkedIn. This is good news for all technical communicators and writers! I remember Nancy telling her students three years that things would be picking up in this field–and she was right! There are more job opportunities in tech comm now than when I started my journey into tech comm three years ago. The flexibility and agility of tech comm workers makes us great candidates for many positions. Going forward, the trick will be keeping up with technological trends and making sure that those who are entering the field have a chance to not only be trained on certain software products and practices, but that they have the chance to continue with career development to keep tech comm relevant.

–techcommgeekmom

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10 plus best blog tips: Bloggers, just don’t do it…

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Blogging is worth it. I love it, but I write from experience today, meaning that yes, I violated many of my own rules when I started blogging. Still, why do you need to blunder through when so many…

Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight:

@DarinLHammond has written a fantastic article that is a appropriate follow-up to TechCommGeekMom’s Guide to How to Write a Blog Post. As I read it, I found that many of these things are steps that I did on my own, so it’s always great to have your own actions validated. There are even a few I need to follow-up on. This is definitely a must-read to any would-be bloggers.

–techcommgeekmom

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