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Tag Archives: technical writing
Intelligent Content 2009: Day One
I’m in Palm Springs attending Intelligent Content 2009, a very interesting conference hosted by The Rockley Group. The venue, Le Parker Meridien, is a very nice “boutique” hotel. The conference rooms are well set up and private, and the grounds … Continue reading
Rewards and Performance Evaluations
I just read a great article by Joel Spolsky, Thanks, No Thanks, at Inc.com. Spolsky examines the question of rewarding an employee for exceptional performance and finds it to be much more difficult than you would think at first blush. … Continue reading
New Section: Elements, Part 2
I’ve just posted the second half of the Chapter titled: The Elements of Technical Writing. I also posted an update to the first section. Here are links to both: Elements of Technical Writing, Part 1 Elements of Technical Writing, Part … Continue reading
New Section: Elements, Part 1
I’ve just posted a new section, which is the first part of a chapter titled: The Elements of Technical Writing. It’s available at: Elements of Technical Writing, Part 1 I’m still not sure if this is too much or too … Continue reading