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I am interested to find out various ways a tech writer's workload
is measured and what metrics are used to allocate their resources.
For example, some organizations have a ratio of number of writers to
developers. Others use a ratio of writers to number of pages, etc.
How is your workload measured?
What metrics does management use to allocate writer resources?
Thank you,
-patty
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Patty Hair
pattyh -at- macrovision -dot- com
Technical Writer
Macrovision Corporation
2830 De La Cruz Blvd
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Phone 408-969-5472
Fax 408-567-1801
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