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> PS - By the way, I like Information Engineer better than Information
> Developer, which I'd also had at an earlier job. The latter just
> doesn't have the same heft as the former.
If a company bestows other than the obvious title on technical writers because a "Technical Writer" doesn't have enough influence there, that company doesn't respect its technical writers. If the company chooses for them a title containing the word "Engineer", it doesn't respect its engineers, either.
-Andrew
=== Andrew Warren - awarren -at- synaptics -dot- com
=== Synaptics, Inc - Santa Clara, CA
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