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There are good situations and there are bad situations.
What are you doing to make your bad situation a better situation?
Bill Swallow
wswallow -at- nycap -dot- rr -dot- com
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::: Well, on a more serious note, this is becoming more
::: examples of companies having no respect for the Tech Writer
::: Profession. My office is a prime example. The office clerk
::: (cause she has been here longer, I guess) is the "Queen of
::: Documentation." The Tech Writers (including me) are hired
::: through temp agencies. Those Tech Writers (except me) have
::: no prior experience in Tech Writing. All for saving money.
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