Category Archives: research

Presentation Writing Tips

Posted on August 11, 2012 by

This will cover verbal presentations without the use of PowerPoint or some other electronic slide software. However, I might bring in a few thoughts about that as well, learned how, class? That’s right: the hard way. With any luck, someone … Continue reading →

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Large, Medium, or Small: What’s Your Best Working Environment?

Posted on November 4, 2011 by

One of the first things that will draw you to a particular job is the content that you will be writing. However, another important consideration when looking at a new job is the size of the company doing the hiring. … Continue reading →

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How I Learned Rocket Science (The Real Story)

Posted on October 2, 2011 by

Okay, can you keep a secret? I am not a rocket scientist. I’m sure you can guess that by reading my resume, but sometimes it bears repeating, especially around my NASA customers. Yes, I did research on the topic, including interviews, … Continue reading →

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When Have You Researched “Enough?”

Posted on September 19, 2011 by

First, a little alliteration, just for the fun of it. It’s a common concern for the conscientious communicator: when have you collected enough information to call your creation complete? I’d love to tell you there’s a hard-and-fast rule for these … Continue reading →

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