Re: "Technical Writing: How to Break Into this Lucrative

[Kaylin Tristano <kaylintristano -at- quadax -dot- com>]

How else are we to find out what REALLY goes in the documentation? I thought making up crazy stuff and giving it to the engineer to correct was SOP?

I'll give the author of the article credit, what she's describing really is most likely an entry-level technical writer position. You don't know much, you write simple things, you learn more over time and work your way up to the "crazy ass" stuff.

Kaylin Tristano | Quadax Technical Communication Specialist
Twitter: @theleastshrew

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That's what I keep doing - the only review comments I get are to crazy ass
stuff that I make up!
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