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Have any of you started out as Technical Writers and then moved on
to something less technical? If so, to what?
I've run through the gamut of communication areas (Disc Jockey,
magazine writing, PR, Technical Writing, Training), and I'm looking
into new areas to explore. Like some of the people on the list, I
have a light engineering background with a variety of liberal
art skills.
How about salaries for technical writers (that write for something
other than computer hardware or software)?
Heck, how about job ideas for technical people (but not necessarily
in computer fields)?
Your input is greatly appreciated!
Please e-mail me at Paul -dot- Carman -at- harris -dot- com -dot-
Thank you.
-MacGyver
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