Anthony Torrero CollinsDoc Writing Strategies for Engineers: Part Five: Plan Your Doc StrategyYou’ve learned three strategies for improving your docs when you don’t have a tech writer to help you (InDoctrination, the DocAthon, and…Feb 22, 2023Feb 22, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsDoc Writing Strategies for Engineers. Part Four: The DocCycleIn previous articles, you learned about InDoctrination and the DocAthon. Both of these are great ways to up your documentation game, but…Feb 13, 2023Feb 13, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsDoc Writing Strategies for Engineers. Part Three: The DocAthonDogpiling. Ruck. All hands on deck. Barn raising. Team push. Scrumble in the City. There are a lot of words and phrases that mean “all of…Feb 8, 2023Feb 8, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsDoc Writing Strategies for Engineers: Part Two of Five: InDoctrinationInDoctrination: Every new person on your team should go through all your documentation as part of onboarding.Feb 5, 2023Feb 5, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsDoc Writing Strategies for Engineers, Part One of Five: OverviewDoes your team have doc debt? Are your docs stale and in need of overhaul? Is there a new product or feature in development with no…Feb 2, 2023Feb 2, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsKeep Your Core Values Front of MindRotate your core values on your computer desktop.Feb 2, 2023Feb 2, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsSave Time on that Side TaskAs a tech writer, I usually spend only 30–35% time writing, and the rest on other tasks. There’s topic research; interviews with software…Jan 27, 2023Jan 27, 2023
Anthony Torrero CollinsMystery of the Salesforce Koa ClubWhat would keep someone at the same high tech company for ten years?Jan 10, 20231Jan 10, 20231
Anthony Torrero CollinsMy Take on Tic Tac ToeRecently I was asked about the game Tic Tac Toe (which I’ll call t3 for the rest of this post). Thoughts about it have been bumble-buzzing…Apr 12, 20181Apr 12, 20181
