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		<description>If getting into  the technical writing business is a challenge, and it assuredly is, defining our employment status often  poses a few questions too. Naturally,  there’s the common full-time employee  status we all know and understand fairly  well, but when we find ourselves dealing  with a technical services or technical  consulting firm there can be some murky  waters, and more than a few aberrations  of the “traditional” understanding  of the term. So, we need to define some “terms” of  employment since the majority of technical  writers will ultimately encounter variations.</description>
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