what separates a senior tech writer from a regular tech writer?

["Paul Kretschmer" <Paul -dot- Kretschmer -at- YARDI -dot- com>]

Greetings,

I've been asked to come up with a set of criteria for senior tech
writers and regular (junior) tech writers at my workplace.  (Currently
we are all just tech writers - there are no "seniors" among us, even
though most of us have been doing this for years and years.)

In your opinion, what are the important differences between a senior and
regular tech writer?  If you have any ideas, please pass them along.  

Thanks,

Paul

 

 

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