I think that with so many books saturating the
market, is there really much opportunity to make a good buck there? If
you're really good, then I hope so for your sake.
There's a lot more technical writing around than just programming books
on shelves. Training courses, manuals etc all need
Heya,
I've been out of work for a while, so I'm looking into other areas to see
what might be interesting. As of late, I've been contemplating the two
subjects listed in the subject of this message.
So I was wondering: what do people think are the best resources for someone
looking to get
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 7:58 AM, Joel N. Fischoff petru...@rcn.com wrote:
Heya,
I've been out of work for a while, so I'm looking into other areas to see
what might be interesting. As of late, I've been contemplating the two
subjects listed in the subject of this message.
So I was
Joel N. Fischoff wrote:
Heya,
I've been out of work for a while, so I'm looking into other areas to see
what might be interesting. As of late, I've been contemplating the two
subjects listed in the subject of this message.
So I was wondering: what do people think are the best resources
I'm doubtful that you could make a living (or much money at all) in
technical writing (without credentials especially), but that's a
complete WAG.
And probably a bad WAG noting it is unlikely you have read any of his work.
Technical writing is hard if you are not a good writer and not a good
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 8:58 AM, Joel N. Fischoff petru...@rcn.com wrote:
Heya,
So I was wondering: what do people think are the best resources for someone
looking to get into either of these fields? Or even already in those
fields -- what books/software/etc do you find yourself unwilling to
Rick Schummer wrote:
I'm doubtful that you could make a living (or much money at all) in
technical writing (without credentials especially), but that's a
complete WAG.
And probably a bad WAG noting it is unlikely you have read any of his work.
Technical writing is hard if you are not a
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