Re: Finding the Right Technical Writer - a URL

Subject: Re: Finding the Right Technical Writer - a URL
From: Lydia Wong <lydiaw -at- FPOINT -dot- COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1999 13:56:09 -0500

To continue this thread just a little bit more, Steve Nash wrote (in part):

> Personally, I find all such sites interesting and helpful. You don't have
to
> absorb all of it, . . . , you can gain from extracting those points which
may be of
> use to you.

I concur. In addition, as someone who has been in on hiring decisions, as
well as writing up job descriptions and announcements, I find the job
postings to the list quite useful. Over time, I've found several job
descriptions with apt phrasing that I can "borrow" for our job write-ups.
I'm grateful to the different people who have helped us (unbeknownst to
them) word our announcements more clearly and with greater accuracy. (After
all, a good job announcement should/can help target good responses.)

Anyway, just my two cents. I'm grateful to the original poster for pointing
out this site. It provides more information to consider/incorporate in
future job descriptions and announcements. We often have such nebulous jobs
as tech writers; our jobs require such diverse skills and traits that it can
be hard to get a handle on them and describe them accurately. Besides, I
write about software, not human resources matters--I need all the help I can
get! ; )

Lydia
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Lydia Wong
Technical Writer
FarPoint Technologies, Inc.
www.fpoint.com


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