Re: "Credentials are so 20th century" - "The degree is doomed" - Harvard Business Review
I also think it would be useful to think about how a prospective (or
current) technical writer could build a basket of measurable skills that
would establish competence. And although it might seem difficult to measure
how a candidate would interact with SMEs, for example, I suspect there are
ways to do that too.
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