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9 Ways To Create Peer Reviews for Technical Writing Projects

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I’ve always had mixed feelings about peer reviews. What they’re done right, we all learn but like Lesson Learned review can easily degenerate into bitching sessions if not managed correctly. Continue reading

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Stop Your Technical Documents From Crashing – Part 1

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Is there anything worse than writing User Guides all afternoon and then… Word crashes! If your Microsoft Word files suddenly become huge and start crashing, here’s a few ways to fix it. I’ve creating some very long technical documents in Microsoft Word and learnt a few ways to control these documents. Continue reading

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37 Ways To Be a More Productive Writer

37 Tips to Boost Your Business Writing Productivity

Working in China means more business writing and less technical writing, especially proposal development, web marketing case studies and white papers. As a few of the folks I hang out with on LinkedIn are also moving into business writing, I thought I’d add a few tips for business writing. While there is some overlap with technical writing, it does require a different mindset, for example, to understand the emotional drivers that persuade customers to accept or reject business proposals. Continue reading

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Training Plan Templates

This Training Plan template outlines the steps required to design, develop and deliver a training program. It allows you to outline the objectives, needs, strategy, and curriculum to be addressed when training users on a new or enhanced system. This  training plan … Continue reading

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