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It is interesting to note that I have more interaction with fellow staff members, and I get more positive reinforcement and feedback in my role as a software tester than I do as a technical writer. Gives one food for thought.
I used to get this a lot:
Me: "Hi, I'm the company technical writer."
John Doe: "Oh. What's that?"
I get more of this now:
Me: "Hi, I'm one of your software testers."
John Doe: "That's cool! Do you like it?"
Cordially,
Craig Cardimon
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