 | | | |
Project management skills are part of every writer's life, in some form or another. However, the more you use these skills to manage your daily work, the more you will grow as a writer. Estimating, controlling scope, and tracking your progress are all part of delivering the product that your "customer" wants. Your primary tool is your documentation plan. In this workshop, we will discuss why these processes are important to you and how to implement them on your job.
View all four works by Yeo, Sarah C.
View all 2240 works published by STC Proceedings |
Project Management for Writers
http://www.stc.org/ConfProceed/1993/PDFs/Pg44.pdf
Yeo, Sarah C.
STC Proceedings
1993
Abstract: Project management skills are part of every writer's life, in some form or another. However, the more you use these skills to manage your daily work, the more you will grow as a writer. Estimating, controlling scope, and tracking your progress are all part of delivering the product that your "customer" wants. Your primary tool is your documentation plan. In this workshop, we will discuss why these processes are important to you and how to implement them on your job.
|
|
| |
There are 13 readers currently online: 1 registered user and 12 guests. Register.