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> This is why I think that it's always a good move for the technical writer
> (whatever team they're nominally part of) to be sitting where the developers
> are sitting.
Sometimes, even that's not enough. I was at one job for three days
before I realized that the developers were doing all their talking via
e-mail. And if you're at a company where developers are allowed to keep
irregular hours, even less work is likely to be done verbally.
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"I just hope that I don't die
Before the harvest comes."
-Si Kahn, "Mississippi Summer"
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