RE: Tech writer/ Documentation Specialist

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

"The definitions seem to vary considerably. Around 

here, many companies define it the other way around. Documentation 

Specialist is usually an entry level job, equivalent to a lab 

assistant or similar non-exempt (from US wage and hours regulations) 

position. The hierarchy/career track at those companies runs:

Doc. Specialist > Technical writer (or Editor

or Information Developer) > Senior Whatever."



I have seen that definition as well....I think it even reads something like that here. This does seem to be the most logical definition but...."it don't happen that way 'round these parts."

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