Re: Spinoff of: Where did you get your feet wet

["W. Kelly Oja" <judbasiner -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I want to comment on one poster who queried whether Anthony had a
preference for h/w or s/w, I do not fall under either category in my
job. I write procedural documentation.

Granted, it could be argued that some of my documentation would fall
under one or both of those categories, but my documents describe how
to get something done. I do not get into the meat (inner workings) of
how a report is generated, but what steps the tech needs to take to
generate it.

As for other comments on classes to take, I did not take any
programming classes or computer science courses in college and I have
not had any problems in finding work.

Kelly

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