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Nov. 13th, 2008 08:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
prosodicI got 100% on my first technical writing quiz.
It's not that big of a deal. It was 5 questions and the material it covered was pretty easy.
I expect it to get more difficult.
I'm actually finding this course to be pretty interesting. I kind of expected the subject matter to be a bit dry, but the instructor presents it in a way that isn't at all boring.
I am trying to work on some technical documents for work, to get some practice and experience. Since I'm the Online Enrollment person (otherwise known as "IT," for Internet Timesheets), I am taking it upon myself to write up a brief tutorial on the proper way the Online Enrollment forms should be filled out. People are always turning in incomplete forms and I have to reject them. And it's time consuming for me to track down the person who submitted it.
Next Friday, I have to give a presentation on call schedule management, which will require writing another technical document.
Every little bit helps my resume.
It's not that big of a deal. It was 5 questions and the material it covered was pretty easy.
I expect it to get more difficult.
I'm actually finding this course to be pretty interesting. I kind of expected the subject matter to be a bit dry, but the instructor presents it in a way that isn't at all boring.
I am trying to work on some technical documents for work, to get some practice and experience. Since I'm the Online Enrollment person (otherwise known as "IT," for Internet Timesheets), I am taking it upon myself to write up a brief tutorial on the proper way the Online Enrollment forms should be filled out. People are always turning in incomplete forms and I have to reject them. And it's time consuming for me to track down the person who submitted it.
Next Friday, I have to give a presentation on call schedule management, which will require writing another technical document.
Every little bit helps my resume.