What areas of FrameMaker should I focus on as a new technical writer?

["Andy Kelsall" <andy -dot- kelsall -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Hello,

        I've just completed a technical writing program and will be looking
for a position
as a technical writer in the near future.

        I realize a lot of employers require knowledge of FM for any
technical writing position
within their company. Because FM can do so much, I'm looking for advice on
what areas I
should focus on now to land that first job. My hope is to be proficient in
certain areas
of FM to land my first position, then improve my skills/knowledge of FM once
I'm working
in the technical writing field. Any advice from those working in the field?

Thanks,

Andy
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