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> It has been an objective of mine at every company I
> have
> managed technical publications for to align the
> requirements
> and salary ranges for technical writers with those
> of the
> engineers. When I hear things like "crafter of
> documentation,"
> my first thought is not of a writer, but a DTP
> operator, the
> documentation equivalent of a CAD designer or an
> engineering
> shop machinist.
>
> Not that I wouldn't like to have a few DTP operators
> on staff,
> mind you.
>
> Gene Kim-Eng
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