We’re celebrating our 10th anniversary today. Thank you if you have been a customer, employee, job candidate or supplier during that period. If you’ve not worked with us yet, then hopefully we will in the future – thanks in anticipation of that. In some ways, little has changed since November 2002. Organisations still need to… Read more »
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Surprising feedback from Technical Communications UK 2012 conference
We’ve just been sent the delegate feedback from my presentation at the Technical Communications UK 2012 conference: Ellis Pratt – What does the iPad 3 mean for Technical Authors? Brilliant, very thorough, very comparative, very useful, bit fast through slides – can we have a copy of slides please? … Knows his stuff, makes me want to… Read more »
Nine myths about technical writing
“We can design away the need for a user manual and online Help” The idea of a product that totally is intuitive to use, the product that sells itself, sounds terribly attractive. Often these are called commodities, and consumers tend to go for the cheapest one, or the one with the best brand image. There… Read more »
There’s a new page on our Web site: Reduce Support calls by engaging readers with user documentation
We’ve added a new page to the consultancy section of our Web site: Reduce Support calls by engaging readers with user documentation.
Technical Author vacancy salaries rise by 14.83%
According to the ITJobswatch Web site, the average salary quoted in vacancies for a Technical Author has risen by 14.83% over the last 12 months. The average salary offered has risen to £40,000, compared to £35,000 for the same period in 2011 and 2010. 90% of jobs offered a salary of more than £27,950. 10% of jobs offered… Read more »