How I Write Technical Documents (Part 1) // Prewriting + Working with Subject Matter Experts
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2020
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This is the first video in the Tech Writing Process 101 series. Stay tuned for more videos!
I love that you make short videos and explain everything perfectly. Thanks
I am new here and I am an aspiring Tech Writer. I really love the clarity of your explanations. Thank you for doing this. 💚
Thanks Amruta, your videos are always enlightening for me. I am very happy that you started this serie about technical writing 😍 I cannot wait to watch the next video!
Thanks Amrutha for the informative video as always.
You are a fairy god-mother to beginners in this field. Thank you so much for making such videos
Thank you very much for your channel.
Thanks @Amruta I'm really glad I bumped into your Technical writing tutorial at this time. Very informative and concise. Thank you for this Video!
Glad the video is helpful!
Hello mamm your video is wonderful
Aw, thank you!
FYI: You should include links to the rest of the series in your description. I had trouble finding Part 2. :)
Thanks for letting me know! Done!
Hi Amruta, thanks for this great work. it is really helpful. Could you please do a video on "Interviewing SME's" , questions and tips?
Glad the videos are helpful! I don't have the bandwidth to work on the requested video, but you might find this article helpful: annafitz-ux.medium.com/what-ive-learned-in-a-year-of-technical-writing-914be6adb9f7
@@AmrutaRanade Thank you very much for the link :)
What strategies do you use if there is no first-hand draft from the developer or if the feature has no SRS docs and you have to develop the content for a feature from scratch by looking at the code or acceptance criteria only?
Interview the engineers who built the feature and user-test it yourself
I am researching careers and would like to know the job titles that are for this field, this seems fun and interesting.Thank you
The ones I know of are Technical Writer, Documentation Engineer, and Information Developer. The folks on the r/technicalwriting subreddit might have more information for you :)
I want to ask this question, what is the impact of covid-19 in tech-writing field or, if yes, how long will it take go to smoothly again? Please answer it means a lot.
From what I can see, hiring has slowed down but might be picking back up. My experience is limited to the US though.. I have no insights about the impact in other countries.
Do you ever use or create any types of flowcharts in your job?
Umm..not really!
Your video is informative. I have one question. Is technical writing also used in Business? I asked you this question because I'm studying Bachelor's in business administration. Please tell me mam?
As far as I know, business writing is different than tech writing.
@@AmrutaRanade mam I thought it was same but I was wrong. Thank u for replying mam. Mam could you make some videos related to technical writing in business or business writing so, that I can enhance my writing skills.... Do u know the online sites where I can access for free and learn it?
@@pranayakhadka3507 Unfortunately, I have no insight or experience in business writing..sorry!
@@AmrutaRanade It's ok mam. Which engineering course did you study?
@@pranayakhadka3507 Electronics engineering