Writer Levels

["tom -dot- green -at- iwon -dot- com" <tom -dot- green -at- iwon -dot- com>]

Apparently, my message was cut off somewhere in Cyberspace but all I had to say was your message just about sums it up Michael. I worked at one job for three years then my evaluation said I was a "Senior Writer." Shortly after, I changed jobs to work from home and the group I worked in (same company)resented me calling myself a Senior Writer, I think because I wasn't in that group as long as the others, so I became JUST a "Technical Writer" again.



Summary: There are no sets rule or distinctions between a Writer, Tech Writer, or Senior Writer. Some companies use it to decide pay levels, some use I, II, and III to distinguish who gets what pay, other than that...we are mostly just Technical Writers...or Information Developers...or Documentation Engineers...but that's a whole other topic isn't it?


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