RE: Information Engineers

["Cardimon, Craig" <ccardimon -at- M-S-G -dot- com>]

<<For the record, I made a deliberate decision to become a TW and I've
worked hard EVERY DAY at building my technical creds on the job and
through classes and reading on my own. Partly to stay in the game,
partly because I find the most interesting work is also often the most
technical.>>

Same here. I'm busily and happily building credentials. Having a masters
degree in English gets you an interview, maybe. Having worked in
real-life newsrooms gets you farther. I find breaking down technical
information into chewable bite-sized bits an intellectual challenge, and
quite creative in its own way.

-- Craig

 



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