Technical Editor Reviews

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Last updated Nov 11 2024
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Technical Editor Reviews

What is it like working as a Technical Editor?

August 2021
Pretty good place to work.
Technical Editor in Federal Way:
Pros: Great coworkers, responsive direct supervisor, meaningful work
Cons: Workload can be overwhelming sometimes.
June 2019
Underpaid, overworked.
Technical Editor in Newtown:
Pros: I love the people I work with closely, and I like the type of work I do.
Cons: Way too heavy a workload, and a management that has not proven to be trustworthy.
February 2019
Pretty good place to work.
Technical Editor in Federal Way:
Pros: Good coworkers, steady work.
December 2018
Low-stress city with short commutes.
Technical Editor in Champaign:
Pros: Easy to get from place to place, urban feel without urban stress
Cons: Smaller market means less compensation
December 2015
Learn Jargon.
Technical Editor:
Ask lots of questions and gain as much practical experience as possible to be familiar with the issues of the audience and understand how the subject matter experts think and communicate.
August 2014
Technical Writing/Editing Skills.
Technical Editor:
In addition to good writing and editing skills, a technical editor must have excellent project management skills and the ability to clearly communicate schedules and deadlines. The technical editor is usually the person at the end of the line in the document cycle, which can result in very little time for review. For large documents, it is useful to become involved during the draft stage to be able to identify sections that will require the most work and resources that may be needed (e.g., graphics specialist or document production staff).

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