Re: How To Choose A Good TW Was Re: Giving a surprise test to interviewees?

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

That probably explains my experience.  Most of my work has been in
industries where PMs (and writers) must have years of specific industry
experience.

Gene Kim-Eng


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Subject: Re: How To Choose A Good TW Was Re: Giving a surprise test to
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>
> On that, I would agree. There are many companies out here that would not
even look at you without that degree UNLESS you had a specific industry
experience that is considered rarer than hens' teeth.



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