Re: Support Tickets
Reviewing support tickets or aggregate tagging data to determine product
pain points or gaps in documentation = Good
Being in charge of triage or customer support = Massive time suck that is
totally outside a technical writer job description
I once had a programming position for which my major duty turned out to be impromptu field service. Can anyone guess how much programming I did?
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