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I am a contract technical writer in the Silicon Valley area. I am finishing
up a contract today and will be looking for more work in a month or so,
after a vacation. Because the market is very competitiive right now, I
really want to tweak my portfolio.
In the past, I have simply emailed to hiring managers appropriate writing
samples as PDF files. Now I would like to do a better job of presenting
examples of my work to hiring managers and would appreciate hearing how
other tech writers, contract or not, go about making a strong presentation
to a prospective client/employer. Thanks.
Tony
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