Looking for "Technical Writer"
(Pardon me for any goofs...this is my first time
joining a list like this.)
MY PROBLEM: I am about to try to hire a "technical
writer" but I'm finding that that term is used to identify a wide range of
professions/people. We want our technical writer to produce parts
catalogs, installation instruction sheets, price books, specifications, and the
like. I believe the right person should have (1) good writing skills (2)
an understanding and interest in engineering/technical matters (3) and some page
layout/design expertise. I think we'd like an entry level
person.
MY QUESTION: Is there some helpful phrase
that I can put in our Job Opening Advertisement that will weed out anyone who is
overqualified or underqualified?
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Tom Wadsworth | mailto:tomw -at- Raynor -dot- com Corporate Communications Manager Raynor Garage Doors | Tel: 815-288-1431, ext. 2413 1101 East River Road | Fax: 815-288-7142 Dixon, IL 61021 | Web: http://www.Raynor.com <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> |
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