Having good technical writing skills is important in professional careers. Every workplace needs effective communication, whether it’s for colleagues or customers. Being a good technical writer means focusing on the reader. In a professional setting, the reader could be your customer or engineer in your field. These two groups have different needs, and you would write differently for each. Improving your technical writing can help you communicate more effectively with anyone in a professional field. In a technical writing class, you can learn important skills such as keeping the audience in mind and learning to communicate effectively through various methods such as emails, memos, and reports. Lastly, be able to provide clear, concise, correct, and careful information to whoever you are writing for. It is worth the time to become a better technical writer because good communication is essential in any company and employers value strong writing skills. This technical writing class can help me better market myself to employers by developing these essential skills.
I am currently in an apprenticeship with Empire Caterpillar, training to become a technician. As an apprentice, I don't do any public speaking, but I know I need to get good at public speaking in the future if I want to move up in the company. At Empire CAT, they have daily meetings where the shop lead announces what everyone is going to do throughout the day and discusses any concerns for the day. Additionally, we have weekly safety meetings, where the lead also discusses the safety topics for the week. So, if I ever want to become a lead for a shop, I need to practice public speaking or presentations. I do have to take a communication or public speaking class as it is a part of my pathway to graduate with an associate's degree in Caterpillar Technician Training.
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