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From: Benjamin J.
I don't know if this is a valid question or an easy one, but I've been
thinking about it for sometime, so I thought I would send it out to all of
you.
How do lone writers decide if they need another writer on the team? I know
that many lone writers can juggle several books just fine, but when do you
decide enough is enough and start to build your tech-pubs team? Assuming
that your company has the funds of course, when do you stop being the
one-person doc team and pick up some recruits?
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