Good documentation can transform novices into experienced users and advocates. Within an organization, good documentation can also contribute to a smooth onboarding experience and retain talented employees.

In this online lecture, we'll cover some of the responsibilities of a technical writer, common types of technical writing, and how improving our documentation skills can help people understand complex concepts and products.

On our agenda are:

overview
Role of a technical writer
Types of technical writing
What you should consider when writing
Good and bad examples
resources
Questions and answers discussion
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About Joshua Wong

Josh has been writing and editing since 2006 with a keen eye for detail and a commitment to the reader's interests. His experience includes managing internal knowledge bases and support documentation, as well as creating technical marketing materials for companies such as Microsoft, Cisco, and Seagate. In 2021, he joined Mercari to improve knowledge management and internal documentation in the engineering department.

Outside of work, Josh can be found strolling through Tokyo, simmering meat over low heat, or tackling an ambitious to-do list.

Feel free to contact Josh via LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/wongjoshua/

About Le Wagon Tokyo

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