Re: Technical Communication in Manufacturing Industry & Certification

["CB Casper" <knowone -at- surfy -dot- net>]

Gene, are you sure this wasn't a response to another
thread to justify TW Certification?

Re: Certification--a new concept. Discuss.

>> being able to communicate your ideas clearly 
without the need for support from a writer was 
considered a characteristic of a *better* engineer
... An engineer who couldn't create a usable document wasn't necessarily considered unqualified, just less 
qualified, and could easily be gainfully employed 
for an entire career, with somewhat lesser prospects 
for advancement. <<

And with a TW certificate, there would be an obvious
way to make this distinction.

CB - who listened to mashup music last night, so
mashing threads seemed appropriate this morning

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