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"Senior" starts at 10 yrs, not 3, and as
for salary in the Bay Area, I would expect
it to be fairly high...maybe 80 plus.
--Allen
Perry_Moore -at- themoneystore -dot- com wrote:
> What are the salaries for a Sr. Technical writer? I live north of SF, Ca. Is a
> person with 3 yrs experience considered a Sr. TW? What is a Sr TW, anyway?
>
> Thanks,
> Perry
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