Re: advice needed-technical editing
I recently completed a certificate in technical writing and am looking for a job either as a tech writer or technical editor. I have no idea of starting salaries in the SF-Bay area for entry level tech writers or tech editors and would like to get some insight into this. Also need to find out about the availabilty of jobs in tech editing versus tech writing. From the job boards it seems like there are more listings for writers, than editors. Is there a big difference in salaries between the two? Would appreciate any info.
Thanks
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