Re: On not becoming discouraged
Satisfying employers and readers as *ends* inWhy not? You're not going to suggest that the goal is self-expression?
themselves? Or am I reading this too literally?
You can argue, of course, that writing a manual that is easy to maintain is working in your employer's interest because that saves money in the long run. However, if your employer needs the documentation in a hurry, then meeting the deadline becomes the priority and an elegant solution secondary.
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