RE: Levels of Job Responsibility

[Nancy Allison <maker -at- verizon -dot- net>]

Oh, darn! Forgot to say -- I know we had this discussion recently. What's different this time is, I'm asking for any resources, publications, government standards you refer to, if you know of any.

In other words, I can go into my discussion saying 

"This is generally called being a principal writer," 

or I can go in saying, 

"This is generally called being a principal writer, and the Bureau of Labor publication # whatever, or the Society for Technical Communication publication titled whatever, explains it like this."

I prefer the latter.

Thanks for any and all suggestions

--Nancy
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