Rahul’s Top 10 Lessons Learned as a Technical Communicator

Posted January 18th, 2007

Here are some very wise words from Rahul Prabhakar. He lists and discusses the top 10 lessons he has learned as a technical communicator. I won’t even list them here as a teaser. Go to his site and read them. Or listen to them at Tech Writer Voices. You cannot just read or listen once.

I contemplated starting my own list of Top 10 Lessons after reading this list. I thought that would be a nice touch to carry on the concept and have it spread to other technical communication sites. However, I am too influenced by Rahul’s ideas right now. I would need to mull over these ideas for a while before I dare set pen to paper, or rather, shoved a few electrons around on the screen. Besides, the intention of my site is to share lessons, big and small, on a fairly regular basis. Maybe I can do a year-end blog about the lessons I learned this year. The learning never stops, you know!

If you decide to write up your Top 10 Lessons Learned as a Technical Communicator, post the link here.

And keep an eye on Rahul. At only 20-something, he will go places! Thanks for sharing, Rahul.


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