Re: Education for tech writers

Subject: Re: Education for tech writers
From: Jo Francis Byrd <jbyrd -at- byrdwrites -dot- com>
To: "Brady, Joy" <JBrady -at- alldata -dot- net>
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 08:13:16 -0600

NO WAY do I feel formal education is a waste of time!!!!! My daughters knew from
the moment of conception they were expected to go to college and finish. I do
not regret my degrees, though if I were starting all over I would not choose the
degrees I have. Now I would get my undergrad degree in technical communication
and my master's in Information Science. But those didn't exist back in 19 mumble
mumble.

What I DID say, was that by the time I discovered the certification program, it
would have been counter productive IN MY CASE. Had I know about it in the
beginning....oh, I'da been there! In a heartbeat!

Hope this clarifies things!

Jo Byrd

"Brady, Joy" wrote, in part:

> Peter's response to Jo Francis Byrd
> "I sense from your posting that you feel formal education is a waste
> of time. For some it may be. Did you ever think about what you really do
> with that time you save? Exactly what are you sacrificing? "
>
>
> I truly didn't get that impression from Jo's post. What I gathered instead is
> that she has managed through effort and longevity to gain a lot of the lessons
> (practical and philosophical I'm sure, or she would not enjoy being a regular
> poster to this list) that she could get from pursuing a formal degree.





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