Re: YOU are responsible, even when YOU are not to blame

["Bonnie Granat" <bgranat -at- editors-writers -dot- info>]

.>More importantly, you should be asking yourself - is there a way I can get
more
>involved with the engineering team so that I am aware of last minute changes.


A good product is designed well from the ground up. Does the line manager of
the safety latch on a gun say, "Is there a way I can get involved with the
engineering team so that I am aware of last minute (sic) changes."?

If you are working on a product that doesn't include documentation as a vital
component (one that doesn't come as an afterthought), you are working on an
inferior product in an inferior organization.

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Bonnie Granat
Granat Editorial Services
http://www.editors-writers.info





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