Traditionally, technical writing was defined as the practice of documenting processes, writing instruction manuals, and so on. But, as we enter an ever more tech-dependent society, this definition doesn’t quite make sense anymore. Technical writers span a long list of industries from biotech and pharmaceuticals to engineering, IT to financial services, supply chain management, and the non-profit sector. And they’re not limited to READMEs and manuals. These days the technical writer takes on reports, manuals, press releases, white papers, case studies, proposals, website copy, and more. With that in mind, it’s clear that technical writing is an essential business skill. Here are seven technical writing tips that’ll help you bring more expertise to the game. 1. The King of Technical Writing Tips: Get to the Point Where copywriting is a persuasive pursuit, the name of the technical writing game is understanding. In an ideal world, you create a topic that the reader...