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Technical writing: On the ‘write’ note
A technical communicator can enhance the value of a product by bridging the gap between it and the user. But there are numerous issues technical writers face. Akhtar Pasha and Neema George analyse this field and discover that with the right incentives, technical writing could create immense job opportunities

“STC will dedicate 2003 to education”
Tharun Kumar Unni, president of the Society for Technical Communicators (STC) has been in the field of technical writing for the last eight years. STC is the largest organisation in India for technical writers. In an interview with Neema George he elaborates on the issues facing technical writers in the country


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