Montreal Industry Outlook/Advice

["Sera Hill" <serpah -at- gmx -dot- net>]

If it ended up reaching the list, sorry about that blank shoot-off.  I
accidentally hit send.  :(

I've decided to take the plunge and get a job in tech writing.  I
understand that there's a Montreal tech writing list, and I did post
this there, but that list isn't half as active as this one (that's a
good thing).  I'm working on tailoring my resume towards technical
writing.  Any suggestions here about what I should be putting in there?

I'd like to get an idea of what the industry's looking like at the
moment in Montreal.  What's the outlook for entry-level positions in
Montreal?  Are there any companies that you know of hiring?  I've heard
that it's best to work at a big corporation with some established rules
for tech writers. Which ones would you recommend I target?

Thanks in advance!

-Sera Hill


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