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> How does your neck of the woods <g> look for technical writing? We are
open
> to relocation to just about anywhere. Perspectives and thoughts are
welcome.
I live in So Cal, and there are opportunities here, but you'd hardly want to
leave the "fast pace" of Atlanta hoping for a quieter life here.
Besides, there are more opportunities in Southern California just because
the place is so *big*. The job market of LA/Orange County is about 100
miles wide, so if you want a lot of opportunities, you have to be willing to
drive.
Good luck!
Kevin
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