Re: Recent unusual interview experiences

[Andrea Frazier <AFrazier -at- CreativeSolutions -dot- com>]

Bruce Byfield wrote:

As for thinking on your feet or being easily 
intimidated, these traits are useful in business development, where you 
might be negotiating with people, but how often are they relevant to 
writing? 

Are you kidding? Have you ever been the only writer in a room full of
developers and had to defend a documentation decision, deadline, process,
convention, anything? In my view, negotiation is a HUGE part of technical
writing. Could you perhaps clarify your statement for me? Maybe I
misunderstand.

(Sorry I am late to the discussion; I get the digest, and usually end up
jumping on a stale thread.)

Andrea Frazier 
Technical Communications
ext. 3480





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