Re: Naming a department

[john -at- garisons -dot- com]

How about "Content Development" - conveys the basics and yet is open to
hopefully correct interpretation.

After all, content is king, and it's good to be king.

My 2¢,

John G



> One of our favorite debates here has been, "What should I call
> myself?" But we haven't recently discussed "What should I call my
> department?"
>
> I just began a job as the sole technical writer at a growing company,
> and I'd like to make a sign to hang over my door.
>
> I want a name that says "Come here for post-sales instructional and
> informational materials, usability consulting, and editing, but go
> down the hall to find the guy who writes brochures."

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