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Historically, the only career path communicators had was into management. Today, other options are available such, as human factors specialists, usability specialists,
instructional designers, and multi-media designers.
Understanding the manager’s role is key before focusing on
that path. Unfortunately, too many communicators take the
management path and decide it's not for them. When this
happens, it may be too late to refocus on other career
options in the ever-changing technological environment.
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What DOES a Manager Do Anyway?
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Coffee, Mary K., Jean M. Jahnke and Sarah C. Yeo
STC Proceedings
1996
Abstract: Historically, the only career path communicators had was into management. Today, other options are available such, as human factors specialists, usability specialists,
instructional designers, and multi-media designers.
Understanding the manager’s role is key before focusing on
that path. Unfortunately, too many communicators take the
management path and decide it's not for them. When this
happens, it may be too late to refocus on other career
options in the ever-changing technological environment.
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