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Managing the Technical Communication Department

Getting to know the Technical Communication Industry

Producing useful, relevant, and engaging content that simplifies the complex is at the heart of technical communication. Practitioners share some common attributes, including insatiable curiosity, a talent for organizing concepts, the ability to write well, and the determination to improve what and how information is delivered. Technical communication is about managing an organization's most valuable assets--information and knowledge--using tools and processes that are constantly evolving.

TECHWR-L's Email Discussion List

TechWhirl runs the largest email discussion group for technical writers and technical communicators in the world. We sport around 3000 members which are, shall we say, pretty darn clever and can answer just about anything.

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