RE: Skills matrix

[Kim Roper <kim -dot- roper -at- pixelink -dot- com>]

Gordon McLean asked:

> So (and this is probably more of a check) what should I put down for
> TechComms?

* Web creation and management (internal or external--it's all about
accessibility)
* Markup (doesn't matter which one, really)
* Basic photography and image processing ("Hey, why don't was add a
photograph?" :)
* Basic graphical prepress skills (similar to Sharon Burton-Hardin's
"graphics technology - hard and soft copy)

I've found that the last one rounds out a tech comm skill set nicely.  It's
one thing to be able to produce pretty documents electronically; it's
another to make sure they can be printed properly, either digitally or
offset.  You never know when you'll be called upon to help with the
production of business cards, letterhead, marketing materials, building
signs ... or maybe that's just me :>

Cheers ... Kim
http://www.pixelink.com/

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