Re: Performance appraisals

[jenny_berger -at- fairfieldresidential -dot- com]

Julie --

You might be interested in this article:

Reviewing a Technical Writer's Performance: 
http://www.writersblock.ca/spring1996/busword.htm

Although it's old, it still might provide a good starting point for the 
work areas to be evaluated. 

HTH,

Jenny Berger
Technical Writer
Information Systems
Fairfield Residential





Julie Leake <julpollock -at- attbi -dot- com>
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09/17/2003 12:23 PM
Please respond to Julie Leake

 
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        Subject:        Performance appraisals



I am new to the industry and my company has never "officially" had a
tech writing position before (I write software user manuals).  My
supervisor, who is a programmer, asked me what I thought should be
included in my performance evaluations.  Do any of you have thoughts on
what should go into a performance evaluation, or do you know know where
I could get something to use as a model?


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