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		<title>Avoiding the Drone Syndrome: How to Keep Your Technical Writing Job Interesting in an Age of Automated Publishing</title>
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		<description>Information development organizations are under increasing pressure to implement single-sourcing or other automated and highly structured document development processes. Forces driving this trend include&#xD;translation requirements, niche marketing, the&#xD;convergence of software and documentation, and&#xD;shrinking cycle times and budgets. Initially, these&#xD;changes threaten to remove everything that is&#xD;challenging and interesting about the technical writer’s&#xD;work. However, technical writers who successfully adapt&#xD;to this new environment will find more opportunity than&#xD;ever to use their analysis and writing skills and to&#xD;develop additional negotiation and process management&#xD;capabilities.</description>
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