According to the ITJobswatch Web site, the average salary quoted in vacancies for a Technical Author has risen by 14.83% over the last 12 months. The average salary offered has risen to £40,000, compared to £35,000 for the same period in 2011 and 2010. 90% of jobs offered a salary of more than £27,950. 10% of jobs offered… Read more »
Tag: recruitment
Assessing writing skills – a response to “What Does It Mean to Know How to Write?”
Tom Johnson has sparked a lively debate with his blog post What Does It Mean to Write?. In the post, he wrote “It seems that writing is a spectrum skill”, providing a chart to demonstrate this: In the post’s discussion thread, a consensus seems to have been reached that you cannot define writing skills and… Read more »
What to write in a personal reference
Recently, I was asked to provide a personal reference for someone who was a member of my aikido club, as she had applied for a new job (as an IT Project Manager). When writing personal references, I try to relate my experience of the person in the personal setting to the work environment. For example:… Read more »
Selecting the right Technical Author to recruit for your organisation
It’s been a while since we added an article to our Web site (these days we tend to post content to this blog), but we’ve just written one called Selecting the right Technical Author to recruit for your organisation. The role of the technical author (also known as Technical Writer or Information Developer) is one… Read more »
Technical Author jobs – latest vacancies
We’re still looking for candidates for these Technical Author vacancies: #4092 Documentation Team Leader, Antwerp, €45K-€50K #4088 Jnr Technical Author / Technical Author, London #4087 Jnr Technical Author / Technical Author, London SW4 #4086 Contract Senior Technical Author, 8 months, €32/hour Near Amsterdam #4085 Technical Author, Lancashire £28K