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I once had a contract job writing ISO 9000 documentation - including detailed work instructions for everyone in the manufacturing plant. The format we used called for the author's name on the work instructions. I always used the name of the person whose job I was documenting. I worked for the QA Manager. After he quit, his replacement introduced me to any newcomers as the person who "typed" the ISO documentation.
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Behalf Of Condo, Candis
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 2:04 PM
To: woman with_catz; Richard Lewis; coliver -at- lexmark -dot- com;
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Subject: RE: Documentation estimates
I am always amazed when I see some of us referred to as "typists". What
makes you think that you are viewed as a typist? I have been a technical
writer with a few time-outs as a tech pubs manager for over 25 years. NO
ONE has ever suggested I was a typist. Certainly not to my face :-) Not
even a rumor. What makes you feel that you are viewed as a typist? I
don't get it.
Candis L. Condo
Senior Technical Writer
C-COR Corporation
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Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 11:57 AM
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Subject: RE: Documentation estimates
--- Richard Lewis <tech44writer -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote:
> Are we commercial typists?
I prefer scirbe myself.
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