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I don't think I could work as a technical writer in an animal testing lab.
Besides the nasty bit the animals have to face, I would not enjoy coming to
work every so often and have to try to pass through some protesting mob.
Although the woman who was working in Antarctica as a technical writer (who
was a frequent poster to this list) enjoyed working in near isolation, I do
not think I could accept a job there.
--Barry
--- Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com> wrote:
> With so many people losing jobs and everyone else worried about
> keeping
> them, I'm curious: are there any types of tech-writing jobs that
> people wouldn't take?
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