Wow! This has been fun, but I accepted a new job in August and will
start (most likely) after the first of the year.
Tech writing just isn't my bag baby. I've had a lot of fun, but I don't
think I am made for tech writing. Some days I really like it, most days
I really hate it. My performance (in my opinion) is mediocre at best.
While those around me have been happy with my work (most of the time), I
just don't like it enough to stay. I've learned a lot from this list,
and from my experiences as a tech writer. I'm reading /Eats, Shoots and
Leaves/ right now, so that must say something for caring a little bit.
So, the question is this: How many more years do you expect to be a tech
writer?
* 2 years or less
* 3-5 years
* 6-10 years
* 11-15 years
* 16-20 years
* 21 or more years
* Until a better career comes along
* Until I retire
* Until my novel/screenplay/poetry sells
* Other/None of the above
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