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--- Diane Boos <dboos -at- drizzle -dot- com> wrote:
>
> Next boom area: I can see SOX as the next boom area for
> tech writers similar
> to the computer and Internet boom.
So far, the only place I've seen SOX discussed is here,
and only seen it on one job posting in my area in the last
6 months. Could be the coming thing. Could be a passing
fancy. I try to avoid finance in any case (all those
numbers look alike to me). I don't get out much.
I write well. I learn easily. I weep copiously when
downtime exceeds savings. 9 months out of 12 (god willing)
Work Happens.
<shrug> Good thing I've always got poetry to fall back on.
Maggie
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