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I am a professional technical writer for the last 6 months. Instead of
gearing up for the next milestone of skill improvement i am dissheartened
and disillusioned to be a technical writer, because it is more like
interpreting the gods when they dont even have time for us.
I believe there is no such importance of a technical writer in a softwre
house and it is generally being thaught that any company can do without it
quite well, because the developers can do that tooooo.
I am an Asian working in Asia, there are not much people of my breed around
here, while i believe the things are different in Europe and states...can
somebody aware me of whats going on.
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