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"Surviving the Baby Boomer Exodus"

Gina Gotsill and Ken Ball Interviewed.


Ken Ball and Gina Gotsill

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"Trends in Technical Communication"

Where is our profession heading? What skills do we need to succeed in the changing environment? What about the traditional tools and skills – will they still help us survive our current challenges? Our distinguished panelists are leading the industry in the use of new technologies and bringing technical communication into new environments.


East Bay STC discussion: Meryl Natchez, Yas Etessam, Clark Quinn. Moderated by Gwaltney Mountford


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"Project Management: When Good Projects Go Bad"

In project management, what are the potential project pitfalls and how to avoid them? This presentation includes warnings signs to be aware of and actions to take to avoid problems on your projects. Even the best project can hit bumps, and it's important to know how to recognize potential issues and act quickly to keep the project on track. The presentation uses cases studies from a range of technical writing projects, and includes practical tips for managing people, processes and tools.


Meryl Natchez

Meryl Natchez


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