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In a past position, my title was Business
Analyst/Technical Writer.
In my current position, I'm a Project Analyst.
As experience is gained, I find duties expand to
include facilitation of meetings, interviewing SMEs,
hashing out client requirements, and so on. It helps
you get more money and the Documentation Department
get more respect if you're more than "just a writer.:
:-)
All the best,
Brian
--- Ryan Minaker <RMinaker -at- rand -dot- com> wrote:
>
>
> How do you differentiate between Tech Writer I and
> Tech Writer II? I
> would assume that the Senior Writer title would come
> with five years
> experience.
>
> Personally, I like the job title Documentation
> Specialist!
>
>
> R.
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