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As a TW, I sometimes write software requirements
specs. On one spec project, for a larger-scale
business application, I asked the Project Manger,
"What is the new system supposed to do?" His response
was "Let your immagination run wild."
Tony Markos
> On Nov 21, 2004, at 8:06 PM, Lisa M. Bronson wrote:
>
> > As a technical writer, how often have your
> suggestions for improving a
> > product been implemented?
> >
> > * More times than I can count!
> > * Several times
> > * Once or twice
> > * Never
> > * I have never offered any suggestions
> > * My suggestions are not taken seriously
> > * A suggestion not from a customer? Not
> considered!
> > * Other/None of the above
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