documentation in an extreme programming (XP) environment

[Becca Price <becca_price -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

I may have a job possibility with a company who does extreme
programming. They're not looking for a tech writer, but to the
best of my knowldege they don't have a writer on staff.  I'd
like to make a case that they need me -- but since I'm not
familiar with XP, I don't know how to make that case. (why then
do they need *me* as opposed to any other writer? because I need
a job, having just been laid off)

How can tech writer's help in an XP environment? 

-Becca

 

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Becca Price
becca -at- di -dot- org (primary address)

There's no such thing as useless information, only information for which you haven't found a use yet.

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