project management


How often do you, as a technical communicator, have to persuade your superior or others to use your new ideas at work?

Frequently, but I do not feel like persuading others is affecting my career.
13% (1 vote)
Frequently, and I feel like my ideas are advancing my career.
0% (0 votes)
Sometimes, but I do not feel like persuading others is affecting my career.
25% (2 votes)
Sometimes, and I feel like my ideas are advancing my career.
38% (3 votes)
I do not need to persuade anyone I work with to use my ideas.
13% (1 vote)
None of the above.
13% (1 vote)
Total votes: 8

Style guides vs. publication guidelines: expand your communications vision

Style guides are essential aids for writers and editors who produce publications and online help projects—but does a style guide cover everything you need? Probably not.

Many writers and editors swear by a style guide, like the Chicago Manual, or the AP Style guide, when organizing, editing and writing publications. The Microsoft style manual is very helpful in technical writing and editing. Many corporations adapt elements of these to produce their own, distinctive style guides.

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