One of my many role models once said, the reason as to which she started out into technical writing was as a way for her to pen down her new le...
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Great article.I really enjoyed reading it.
My personal trick to introduce some of the technical slang into my articles is to add links to the documentation, another blog posts etc. In my opinion, it could help readers to be more familiar with technical slang. If someone doesn't understand a term I've used, he or she can easily click on it and go to the more detailed description.
Once again great post. Cheers.
Thank you, I'm glad we both see that on the same terms. Cheers
Fuuny, I started writing because of my mentee. He started writing when he barely understood some of the concepts. I will proofread his articles, check code snippet for correctness, etc. I saw the way he grew and became more and ore independent. And he was helping a ton of people along the way. And he got noticed by really cool brands. Of course, I knew a tad more than he did, but if you Google both our names, you'd easily think he was my mentor. This made me realized the power of exposure and putting yourself out there, teaching what you know. My career literarily turned around in the first month I started writing.
Thanks!
For someone with his first interview for a Technical Writer position this came at the best time 🙂
I'm glad this helped
Definitely wanting to improve my writing, since nothing I write has been technical yet. A very encouraging article!
Go for it Ryan!
Thanks for this article! I really appreciate the process section for laying it out so clearly, and the examples for improving language usage are so helpful. Active voice is so hard to get right...
Thanks, started writing a blog recently, this is a handy checklist!
That's great Vanessa!