Hello everyone,
Tomorrow, I send my manager on his way with an updated copy of the I3D
presentation I made for the sales manager a couple of weeks ago, which
he will show at our company's service conference in Georgia next week.
I would have liked to make the presentation myself, but the budget
will be interesting, but not as much fun.
Tom Johnson
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Subject: [TCP] the traveling technical writer
Hello everyone,
Tomorrow, I send my
The only travel I've done (in 7 years at this job) was to yearly STC
conferences or out-of-town training.
Several years ago our team offered a writing class to employees.
It was so popular that we flew two of my writers out to California to
deliver the class to employees in the Bay Area.
They
Hi all,
I have not done much travel in my current job, though last summer our
whole doc team took a field trip to one of our clients-a state
penitentiary!-to see how they're using our software.
However, in my previous job, and even during my three-year stint as an
indie, I got to do some
Over the years I've actually gotten the opportunity to travel a fair
bit. I've done site visits to places that used our products like
Lawrence Livermore Labs where they were using our real-time operating
system to control attempts at nuclear fusion as well as a paper
manufacturer that was
Do you get to travel as a technical writer? For what purposes do you
travel? Do you wish you could travel more? Or less?
Up until now, none of my jobs as a tech writer have required travel, and
none of them involved customer contact for tech writers. As Carla
mentioned earlier, we may get to
