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		<title>Career Paths Less Taken</title>
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		<description>For many practitioners, technical communication can--and should--be the springboard for a different career.  Many technical writers and editors have made transitions  to related disciplines from which they can influence  industry and academia. They now have titles such as  marketing and web content writer, usability lab manager,  product marketing manager, business operations  strategist, and more.  This paper summarizes the career evolutions of the  author and several colleagues in technical  communication, and provides advice to help readers  broaden their career horizons.</description>
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