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> Actually, there are currently very few opportunities in the
> Boston area, and it has been that way for quite some time.
I refute this statement based on my own anecdotal experience. From what I've seen, Boston area job openings have picked up alot recently.
Rational had several open reqs for curriculum developers/trainers. Other companies where tech writing openings have come across my desk include EasyAsk, Avid, Pega, and Workscape.
A year ago, I was seeing 1 every 6 months. Now I am seeing 1 every week or two.
Matthew Horn
Sr. Technical Writer
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