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1. #10834 Choosing and Using a Technical Writer Offers advice for anyone looking to hire a technical writer on choosing a writer and using a writer. Weber, Jean Hollis. Business Consulting News (1997). Careers>Advice>Management 2. #31616 Remembering why you were hired—and identifying whether or not you belong—is just as important as getting the gig. To sustain career and mental health, you must work within your means and know how to navigate ambiguous workplace situations. Using client and project management techniques is one part of the solution. Using your talent is the other. LaFerriere, Keith. List Apart, A (2008). Careers>Advice>Project Management 3. #32781 My key point in this column is that we need to support, defend, and promote our artisans, or artists, and we need to eliminate the assholes from our organizations. In practice, I see a lot of managers who do not support their artisans—their greatest performers—but hold onto and even reward their assholes. In the end, an organization that rewards the wrong people can destroy its effectiveness and drive the most talented people out. Nieters, Jim. UXmatters (2008). Careers>Management>Advice
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