Tools
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Lessons on Branding and Growth
For me, success is subject to only a few things, two of which form the core learning from the day 9 and 10 lessons, respectively: engagement and persistence. Continue reading
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Lessons on Branding and Growth
I cannot cover everything in one day. I agree. No one can become a master in one day. Not even masters became who they are, overnight. Continue reading
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The Question of Approach: One vs Many
As a seeker of information, I am like every other “user” or “audience” – I am like YOU, dear reader. I prefer to take the shortest or quickest path to the resolution. Much like you, I get petrified when I can’t find the shortest route. Much like you, I get petrified when I see unorganized… Continue reading
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Are Technical Writing and Instructional Designing the Same?
Although I don’t regard technical writing and instructional designing different, I do acknowledge that the tools and methodologies both use are quite different. Continue reading
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Which is the best and the most reliable technical content writing software for any technical content writer?
There isn’t one tool that I’d pinpoint as the best of all. But based on your organization’s standard processes, requirements, budget, delivery formats, and time at hand, you can still zero in on what software you require for your organization. Continue reading
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