RE: job level descriptions?

["Ward, Curtis (DST-CLT)" <curtis_ward -at- dstinteractive -dot- com>]

Julie,
	This is almost always a subjective designation within a given
organization. A level IV at one company may be something very different at
another company (assuming the two companies even use the same titles - my
company doesn't have level IV, for example. We go from III to Senior). To my
knowledge, there isn't any standard.
	You're best bet is to get a specific job description, its that's
possible.

c

julie wrote:
Hi, is there an online reference with a description of what level tech
writers might be ascribed and what the duties of those levels typically
are?

For example, I'm wondering what skill set I'd need as a Tech Writer IV.

Thanks in advance,
-julie

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DST Interactive
curtis_ward -at- dstinteractive -dot- com
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