We’re going to be running a technical writing course for a client where the delegates are from the Support department. This means we have had to consider what we should teach Support staff about technical writing. We sent the delegates a pre-course questionnaire, asking them what they’d like the course to cover. I thought it… Read more »
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Podcast 97: The Remote Work Decade?
In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we discuss a thread by Chris Herd on Twitter about working from home, and the future of work. Chris Herd’s thread on Twitter. Transcript 00:00:01 Hello and welcome to the Cherryleaf podcast. It’s November 2020 and I was planning to try a different type of podcast episode… Read more »
Vacancy #4203 Senior Technical Author/UX Writer, WFH (UK, EU), £45K-£65K
About the company Our client develops popular web-based applications that help people automate tasks without needing to have any coding skills. They have grown to the point where they need to improve and update their knowledge bases, and they are now looking for a Senior Technical Author to join their team. The company has adopted… Read more »
Podcast 96: Heroic Technical Writing, with Bart Leahy
In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we talk to Bart Leahy about his career as a Technical Writer and his book, Heroic Technical Writing: Making a Difference in the Workplace and Your Life.
New Technical Author vacancies
We’ve added some new vacancies to the Cherryleaf website today: See: #4200 Lead Technical Author, APIs, WFH/Central London, circa £60K #4201 Contract Technical Author, APIs, WFH/Central London