Univ. of TN Student

["Christopher A. Sammons" <sammons () cs utk edu>]

Hello all,
                                                                                           
 My name is Chris Sammons and I am an undergraduate student
studying computer science at the University of Tennessee.
I have an assignment for my Technical Writing class to interview
someone that is currently working in my field of intersest concerning
the importance of writing in their career. Since I wish to eventually become a
security consultant, I thought this would be the perfect place
to ask these questions. I would greatly appreciate anyone (whose
current career is similar to my aspirations) for anwswering these few
questions for me. Please email me directly instead of
the entire list <sammons () cs utk edu>. Thank you for your time. 
Here are the questions:
                                                                                           
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Name:
Position:
Company:
Location: (ie- city, state)
                                                                                           
1) What type of documents do you write?
2) Which are the hardest/easiest to write? Why?
3) Which of these are more important?
4) To whom do you write?
5) Which audiences are the easiest/hardest to write to? Why?
6) How well do you know the people you write to?
7) How many different people read what you have written?
8) How much time in an average week do you spend reading materials that you have recieved?
9) How much time do you spend writting?
10) How do you write? (ie - dictate, pen & pencil, outline, type, etc...)
11) Where do you write?
12) Do you write collaborativly?
13) How important are communication skills in your position?
14) As you advance in the "cooperate ladder" does communication become more/less important?15) Do you work for a 
company that encourages communication?
                                                                                           
That's all of them. Thanks again.

-- 
Christopher A. Sammons
sammons () cs utk edu

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