Re: Deadlines?
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Paul DuBois wrote:
Yes, you are. I didn't say I ignored deadlines. I explicitly said that
I try to make them, but fail.
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I stand corrected then. :-)
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The editors know that I'm as interested as they are in turning out good
work, and they're willing to take some heat for it from their higher-ups.I appreciate this on their part, and consider myself fortunate that they'll do this. Editors are a necessary evil, but they are after all my
representatives to the publisher, and it's not a good idea to alienate
them.
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Wow, that sounds like a great situation then. You get the chance to "do it right" which we tech writers don't always get to do.
Yes. As I said, I'm fortunate. There's still a lot of pressure, but
I rarely feel I'm being pushed to compromise.
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