Re: Not Wanted--Technical Writers

[Beth Agnew <bagnew -at- INSYSTEMS -dot- COM>]

> Don Sargent wrote:
> >Did anyone else get a look at this article in the Washington Post's
> >weekly business section yesterday?
> >
> >What do you think?
> >
>
>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WPlate/1997-12/15/003l-121597-idx.
html

Well, folks, it just demonstrates that our Public Relations arm is not
having the success we might like it to have. :-)
WE know that what Weber & Associates is doing is neither new, nor
exclusive, but the rest of the public apparently thinks otherwise. What's
worse is that this mistaken impression is perpetuated in the press. <sigh>

Maybe we should declare a "Take a Reporter to Lunch" day. I agree with
Jennifer Jelinek, it's nice to see poets who are finally getting paid for
what they write.

        Sing on, electronic muse,
           Bright silicon elf whose lilting whirr
                Echoes; while cubicle-bound clay
                        Longs for freedom.

Or whatever.
[Now you know why I'm a technical writer...and NOT a poet! :-)]
--Beth

Beth Agnew
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