Re: Interviewing Strategies
Hello Folks,
New to the site... I am a novice tech-writer and am interviewing tomorrow
for a JUNIOR tech writing position with a medical/ pharm administration
company. It is a perm position and the req. didn't mention any of the
advanced utilities, like RoboHelp or Framemaker, so I'm pretty comfortable
with what I expect the environment to be. My question is, does anyone have
any last minute advice for me?...
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