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>>I am attempting to recruit a "senior" technical writer. []
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>>What is a technical writer? I need a definition so when I turn >>someone down I can give a short answer.
>Two things: 1) make sure your job announcement very clearly asks >for a senior technical writer and mentions the types of >qualifications you are looking for. If your description is not >clear, you may be getting applicants who are interpreting the ad, >and do so incorrectly; 2) even with a clear job description, >anyone out of work and desperate will apply for anything; just >ignore those inappropriate applications.
>We've even had an STC President who used to be a professional >clown.
Very good points. Unfortunately, I'm laughing so hard that I have a cramp in my kidney.
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