Join the January Job Progression
Does your organization hire technical writers, illustrators, instructional designers, and publication managers? (…)
Fresh Starts …
by Jean Fudge
‘Tis the time of year to hear about New Year’s Resolutions. (…)
by Harold Fox
In the preceding number of “Calling All Verbivores”(CAV) you were challenged by two puzzlers from Will Shortz. (…)
A Night to Change History
by Lisa Carbaugh
Historic Peerless Mill Inn in Miamisburg was the setting for the chapter’s November 14th dinner-meeting. (…)
Since 2004, Employment Lead Louise Tincher has been the guiding force behind the chapter’s employment-related resources:
A Yahoo job site where relevant Web-posted job offers are conveniently aggregated
A chapter bulletin board with employer postings of currently available technical communication jobs and a section where members can post resumes
According to Louise, "The biggest thing I do is gather job ads from the Internet. (…)
by Elizabeth Evans Fryer and Judith Harper
Almost all technical writing benefits from the technique of persuasion. (…)
"Interview Survival Secrets from the Mock Interview Squad," originally published in the January-February 2005 issue of Between the Lines, is reprinted here in three parts. (…)
"Interview Survival Secrets from the Mock Interview Squad," originally published in the January-February 2005 issue of Between the Lines, is reprinted here in three parts. (…)
"Interview Survival Secrets from the Mock Interview Squad," originally published in the January-February 2005 issue of Between the Lines, is reprinted here in three parts. (…)
Putting the User First
by Karen Rokich
A writer’s path to technical communication is not always a straight line. (…)
