Re: Specifics on the too-good-to-be-true job PLUS question
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I think some of you here have a rough idea of my capabilities as a technical writer. I'm a good end-user writer, but I have no experience with software development documentation. I would be truly a novice -- but maybe it's something that a novice could pick up quickly?
If I can pick up Software documentation...I am positive you can :) Seriously, if you can work well with the developers, it is not that tough. The toughest part is often the working well with the developers :)
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