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Hi,
I haven't encountered this before. So I am asking if any of you have. Is it
kosher for a tech writer (experienced but no Engineering degree) to write
up test reports (internal- and external-facing) for product tests conducted
by a test tech or test engineer in a lab?
I'm in an awkward situation where upper management expects this, but the
engineers are questioning it.
Appreciate your thoughts,
Deb K
*Debra Kahn**, MA, PMP, CA-AM*
debra -at- dk-consulting -dot- co *or *kahndebra -at- gmail -dot- com
Business: 970-541-0888 http://dk-consulting.co
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