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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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2015 will be a year of ch-ch-ch-changes.
2014 has been a whirlwind of a year, so much so that I’ll be reviewing that in another post soon. But much of what’s been on my mind lately is how I want 2015 to be a significant year of … Continue reading
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Tagged API documentation, content marketing, content strategy, contractors, David Bowie, digital literacy, Distance Learning, DIY education, edupunk, employers, independent consultant, independent contractor, instructional design, Lavacon, Learning, SEO, social media, STC, tech comm, tech comm employment, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, unemployment, Ziggy Stardust
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TechCommGeekMom’s 2013 Year in Review
Okay, I’ll admit this is going to be a slightly self-indulgent (and slightly long) blog post. I read something recently that said that there shouldn’t be so much “self-promotion” in promoting your blog. This has always been a blog that … Continue reading
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What did you do to get that Tech Comm job?
As the news continues to spread that I finally got a full-time job after a year of searching, one of my friends from Adobe suggested that I should write a post about how I got the job, with the purpose of encouraging … Continue reading
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Big News for TechCommGeekMom!
Why is the 11th Doctor (of Doctor Who) on the left dancing? Because I feel like dancing! “Why?” you may ask. Well, I’ll tell you. I’m very excited to announce that… I FINALLY GOT A JOB! Yes, I think that’s … Continue reading
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