Re: Spinoff of: Where did you get your feet wet

[arroxaneullman -at- aol -dot- com]

Anthony,

Do not fear for your future. You are only disadvantaged if you insist 
upon employment in programming (and even that is variable). Spending 
some time learning a little programming theory could help your career 
(and look great on a resume), but it's hardly a requirement.

If you're worried, take a look at some of the ads for tech writing 
jobs. Based upon what you've said about your degree program, I think 
you're on-track. Just keep your expections reasonable.

Good luck!

Arroxane Ullman
Senior Technical Writer
Sundance Digital


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