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Funny thing -- on the AMWA (American Medical Writers' Assoc. list)
there was a thread just a couple of months ago. where the consensus
was that finding jobs via email and internet was fairly easy.
Of course, this may represent a difference between tech writing and
medical writing. For one thing, I would expect some firms want the
tech writers to come in and try to use the software -- I can't imagine
a pharmaceutical firm wants the writer to come in and try
administering the drugs.
Just an observation.
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I can answer any question.
"I don't know" is an answer.
"I don't know yet" is a better answer.
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