RE: Resumes with grant experience + proposals to govt
You must be looking at/thinking about whole different worlds of TW from mine.
I've lost count of how many positions I've seen that included grant writing as
a desideratum....Not least b/c you so clearly understand how grants work, why they're important, etc. etc. etc.
What does b/c mean?
Well then, what DO you call TW?
Since joining the discussion group, I am feeling quite inadequate with some of my software knowledge. I guess I am thinking TW do more stuff with the back end part of writing than grant or proposal writers, ever touch. Neither grants nor proposals will ever be public to be scrutinized for tags or styles or whatever. Never in a million years will either ever appear on a web site. 95% of both require hard copy only, and usually in quadrillion copies: hand delivered or snail mail (couriers not permitted). Electronic proposals are rare but becoming more common for commodity goods like light bulbs or toilet paper. Solutions to problems, which is what I wright about, are weighted, usually as: 1) experience of company; 2) creative solution; and then 3) cost. These are peer reviewed the same as scientific journals. I have a strong research or abstract science background and understand the process most of the time better than my applied science (engineering) clients.
There seems to be one major difference from what I do and many in the group. I am really left alone to do my wizardry. There is no QA over me, under me, or beside me. The down side is, as I have been trying to avoid learning to design things like web pages, everyone else has moved on to bigger and better tools and tricks and I am left in the dust. I am trying to get in better alignment with what kinds of things are expected in January 2002.
Nora
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