Re: Breaking into the tech writing job market
As for the comment that Mil. Spec. requires authors to write to a sixth grade level, the reason for this is more because of the writer's than the audience. Long ago, I wrote Mil. Specs. in an office populated by retired military personnel. Writing was not their passion and 20 years of the military taught them the power of adjectives to muddle the meaning, but sound important.
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