iPad Applications - Magical Experience

Information Technology always keeps surprising us. Every new day brings us news about some new technology in telecommunication which excels in it self. When iPad was introduced, it immediately captured the world's attention.

My experiences at various organizations have made me professionally mature not only with respect to the project implementation. It involves also constantly thriving through the rigorous process of learning new technologies and implementing them over different platforms. Everything on this world works logically so if you are an professional you ought to have the inclination towards excellence in whatever you do. Secondary becomes your financial goals for which you work for.

Hi friends here are some job titles for technical writers in different industries.

• Technical Writer

• Information Developer

• Information Designer.

• Technical Editor

• Technical Publisher

• Medical Writer

• Documentation Designer

• Engineering Writer

• Communications Specialist

• Policy and Procedure Writer

• Proposal Writer

• Publications Specialist

• Science Writer

Hi Friends,
Well I would like to share a few points about the behaviour of an employee in any company as a technical writing:

1. You should be professional
2. You should intract in a professional
3. You should write also emails in a very professional way
4. You should inculcate professional attitude
5. Learn to make check list every day
6. Learn to prioritize your work
7. Do ask for a deadline if the clients do not provide you
8. Upgrade your Knowledge

Thanks,
N.Venu Gopala Chary

How many of us out there use notepad to jot down points.

I have rarely seen people now-a-days keeping notebooks at their desks. (Not all but most of them).
Unless if it is a meeting scheduled. I don’t see people keeping a small book at their desk. They just ignore it.

I have completed my course of technical writing, like many others. Two and a half months back and still looking for a break, waiting for a call and started repenting the time I thought of making career in TW. It is during past few years that this career has started gaining visibility, and before the companys start opening its gate for freshers, many institutes have mushroomed and started producing a good amount of technical writers. Many old ones added this course to their curriculum. Nothing wrong but most disheartening fact is that they all claim of 100% placement or job assistance.

Hello,

I m new to this communiy.Presently working in BPO sector. Basically with Training.Interested to know more about Technical Writing.
I am sure I'll get guideline/ help from all of you.

Joyshri

Why move???

Loved reading Anandita’s post “Don’t Go”. I am working in a company for a year now (as a technical writer, obviously) and almost every month we get a ‘bye, thanks for everything’ mail announcing an employee’s last day. As I am still in a newcomer to the tech writing community, I am curious to know why people quit an organization:

• Is it because of a low salary?
• Work not interesting enough?

While hard work and good ideas are essential to success, our ability to express those ideas and get others to join us is just as important. Much of this verbal expression will be one on one or in small groups but periodically (and for some of us often) we will be involved in more formal and public speaking in front of larger numbers.

Hmm… The whole city seemed to be in under a spell of ghosts – There were the famous dramas Rakta Rakshas and Kadamatathu Kathanaar running house full. My beloved Asianet and Surya took pride in possessing a lady draped in Saree, with hair lose, sporting two V-shaped teeth.

I came to my office as usual, with the G factor in the back of my mind. I really envied the G pals now. No office, no home, no work, just roam around the whole world scaring people off the feet. Try scaring my computer and then I would declare `No Work’. Yippie!!

Wishful thinking, I bogged down again.