Andreas Ramos wrote:
> Hey, I really know web dudes who make those numbers.
>
> Maybe we should do a round of "Here are my skills, what I do, and how much I
> get." Part of the art of HTML is getting paid for it. Too many times, some
> people get into jobs that are severely underpaid.
>
> Last year, on a technical writer's list (I'm also the co-chair for the NWU's
> technical writer trade group in Silicon Valley), I collected descriptions
> from people and then published the whole thing to the list.
Hmmm... think it would probably be best posted to a web site -- to
insulate Al from any "price fixing" allegations .... but good idea, I
think. Particulary the skills/description part ..
>
> Write a short two-line description of ...
>
> Job Title:
> Brief Description of Responsibilities:
> Necessary Skills:
> Years of Experience:
> Salary (Hourly or Yearly):
> Your City:
>
>
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