RE: RE: RE: Why should a tech writer learn XML?

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

I've only had one experience with a company whose 
engineering resisted allowing the writer to attend
project meetings from inception, and it was a
thoroughly miserable experience for both manager
and writers (not to mention the users who ended up
with the finished product).  Usually, what I have is
project managers telling me they have a new project 
starting in two weeks and they need a writer assigned 
(and of course, I don't have enough writers to 
accomodate them).  That's not fun either, but it is
better.

Gene Kim-Eng



------- Original Message -------
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 10:51:51 -0400 John Posada wrote:


Foe the last month+, I've been making myself a real pain 
in the butt with requests to attend the twice-weekly 
product engineering meetings for a product under 
development. 

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