Category Archives: reader response

Reader Response: My Customer Isn’t Organized!

A reader named Larry posted a comment on my personal blog, but the response really belongs here. Let’s see what he has to say.

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Blockchain and Technical Writing: What’s the Connection?

As part of my ongoing effort to respond to friends’ topic suggestions, today I’m taking on, as my friend Ashley put it, “Block Chain – the invisible technology changing the world.” But me being who I am and this blog … Continue reading →

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Operating the Office Without Tech

Continuing my process of writing about topics suggested by friends, today I’m responding to Melinda, who wanted me to answer this: “How about surviving without tech. Can it be done? Why do businesses need to essentially shut down when their … Continue reading →

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Handling Emergency Plans

It irritates, sickens, and angers me to no end that I have to write about this topic at all. However, as the shooting this week in Florida has shown, the country of my birth continues to be plagued by evil … Continue reading →

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Breaking Into Freelancing

Today I’ll be responding to a friend who had questions about my post re: skill sets for freelancing. Ethan had some good ones: “How did you emerge into freelancing and how did you develop each of these skills? Did you … Continue reading →

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