Re: Fwd: Acceptance of Mediocre Documentation
I have worked as a technical writer for five years,
both as a contractor and full time employee. In all of
my work environments with the exception of one, I have
encountered an acceptance of mediocre documentation.
How do the rest of you deal with praise and/or
acceptance for underachieving performance and mediocre
documentation? Should I expect this attitude in a
corporate environment and seriously consider other
options such as consulting? Am I being overzealous
because I want things clearer, more usable?
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