We’re planning to host some more webinars in the upcoming weeks and months, relating to assisting users and staff, technical communication and developing content. Which topic(s) would you like us to cover? Please let us know. Here is a list of our most recent webinars: The Lean User Guide – Applying Lean Principles in User… Read more »
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Upcoming Cherryleaf presentations and events
Here is a list of the upcoming Cherryleaf presentations and events: 21 May 2012 “What Should Technical Communicators Do When Products Just Work?” STC Summit, Chicago What is the future for Technical Communicators when many organisations believe products are getting easier and they don’t need to spend so much on user documentation? We’ll look at whether the traditional… Read more »
“Recruiting a Technical Author” webinar recording is now available
The recording of our webinar “Recruiting a Technical Author” is now available for everyone who registered for its live presentation yesterday. It is also available to any organisation that uses Cherryleaf’s recruitment services for hiring a technical author. This twenty minute presentation covers: What are the key skills to look for in a Technical Author? What… Read more »
“Delivering documentation in a downturn” webinar recording is now available
A re-recording of our webinar “Delivering documentation in a downturn” is now available to purchase for a nominal fee via our online shop. This 30 minute presentation is for people who must manage documentation projects with limitations on their budget and personnel. Among the things it covers are: How the recent economic downturn and signs of recovery… Read more »
Webinar 17 August – Recruiting a Technical Author
Our second free Cherryleaf webinar is for people who are considering recruiting a Technical Author. Among the things we’ll cover are: What are the key skills to look for in a Technical Author? What are the key personality traits in successful Technical Authors? What is the salary range you should offer? Where do you find good… Read more »