the next generation prefers remote labor…

In a world where all things “cloud,” are connected; why put up with the overhead costs of onsite labor? According to an American Community Survey in 2020 – 2021, “remote workers work substantially longer hours per week than on-site workers.”

In the corporate environment, situation norms where remote labor works include security, disaster recovery, communications, and live test or development. Approximately 16% of the U.S. population of employers, employs remote labor. For corporate abroad environments, remote labor helps reduce the costs of overpopulation, unethical labor practices, onsite risk, travel costs and much more.

Your company deserves a technical writer

Have you ever watched a technical training video on how to implement a software development kit and realized that you learned nothing? The reasons for this could be because there just was not enough information, the speaker’s tone of voice put you to sleep, or the speaker was speaking so fast that you could not determine the steps required.

Bad development experiences can lead to product purchase refusals. For this reason, many consumers today want more than just a video for their complex web-based development projects. Not only is documentation such as a user guide needed for in-person and video training, but scripts and outlines of what should be presented. Training videos are great if you have the time and money to develop training properly. But in most cases, that prize engineer that knows everything about your product will not be the right resource for delivering the training to a customer.

As technical writers, we work to get the most out of the information needed to develop content for complex technical topics and have worked with some pretty advanced subject matter experts. We often assist in testing the usability of a product through documenting it. Our assistance can help make a difference in how your application is delivered and perceived by customers.