RE: Information Engineers

[Stuart Burnfield <slb -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au>]

Gordon said:
 > I wonder if this skew in job title is a reaction to the more
 > "wordy" amongst us?

I'm not sure which "skew in job title" you mean. If you're referring to 
the CNN Money article, the IE position it describes isn't a TW job. It's 
not a case of someone coming up with a fancy new title for a technical 
writer.

As Arroxane said, some people who have worked as TWs would have a head 
start on a job like this, but that doesn't make it TW job--whatever you 
call it.

Stuart
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