It’s been about three months since ChatGPT was launched. And we thought it would be good to look at really the status of what ChatGPT might mean for the future of technical communication. And we did a blog and we did some experiments back in December, as have others, and people have reflected on the… Read more »
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Vacancy: #4528 Contract Technical Writer WFH/London
A UK government department is looking to recruit an additional contract technical writer to create and manage technical documentation for service teams, and to document its decisions and how things work. They need someone who will: Write technical documentation for internal users and government services, including API documentation and technical guidance Understand GOV.UK style and… Read more »
New vacancy – Technical Author, Derby, salary DOE £35 – 45K negotiable
Our client develops medical packaging equipment and it is looking to recruit a Technical Author. Role description You will be responsible for the company’s product operation and instruction manuals. This will include creating build manuals, spares lists, as well as customer-focused documentation such as product datasheets, operating manuals, installation, maintenance, and commissioning manuals. You’ll also… Read more »
Freelance API Specification File Writer. UK
We’ve had an enquiry from a fintech prospect who is looking for a contractor to improve their approx 40 API specification files. They want to improve the naming conventions and consistency across the APIs. They also want them to be Restful. You need to be based in the UK or mainland Europe. Contact us if… Read more »
Podcast 132: Dealing with a layoff
In Episode 132 of The Cherryleaf Podcast, we look at dealing with being laid off or being made redundant. In January 2023, there were quite a few layoffs in the tech sector. It’s reported that Google has laid off 12,000 people, Microsoft 11,000, Amazon 18,000, Salesforce 8000. And there’s also been layoffs at Meta, Cisco,… Read more »