The most common questions I receive on this blog are how people to break into technical writing, especially if you’re a student or are transitioning from another career. The following posts will be helpful to students pursuing technical communication or to professionals transitioning into technical communication.
Breaking into Technical Writing
- 10 Trends in the Field
- 13 Questions About Technical Writing Jobs
- 40 Foundational Books on Technical Writing
- 7 Step Guide to Getting a Job in Technical Writing
- Advice to Students Thinking of Technical Writing
- An Interview About Technical Writing
- Answers About the Field of Technical Writing for Students
- Are Certificate Programs Helpful for Transitioning into Technical Writing?
- Best Alternative to Grad School (by Penelope Trunk)
- Can You Really Write? Assess Yourself Against These Three Skills
- Changing Your Career to Technical Writing
- Could you tell me what the job of a technical writer is like?
- Creativity in the Workplace
- Debunking the Boredom Myth of Technical Writing
- Getting Started in Technical Communication
- Guidance for a Masters Student About Technical Writing Careers
- How Do I Get Training in Technical Writing?
- How Much Are Technical Writers Paid?
- How to Break into Technical Writing
- Introduction to Technical Writing
- Is tech writing worth it, interesting, creative?
- More Student Questions About Technical Writing
- Perspectives on a Career in Technical Writing from 16 Professionals
- Real Projects for Your Portfolio
- Reflections on a Trip to Idaho
- Resume Advice for Technical Writers — Why Won't Anyone Hire Me?
- Should You Get a Graduate Degree in Technical Writing?
- Transitioning From Literary Studies to Technical Communication
- What Tools Do Technical Writers Use
- Will a Career in Technical Communication Be Fulfilling?














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