If you consider writing your strongest point...

[Anonymous]

what do you do (besides the arts and journalism)?

[Anonymous]

Other than edit my coworkers' documents all the time?

[Anonymous]

I'm an attorney, right now a fed but heading back to private practice soon.

[Anonymous]

Economist.

Some people find numbers scary. Writing well about numbers helps people have an appreciation for something they'd otherwise avoid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Other than edit my coworkers' documents all the time?

THIS.

I work in operations at a non-profit and have become the default office editor.

[Anonymous]

Historian

[Anonymous]

English teacher.

[Anonymous]

Used to be in marketing, now an insight analyst.

[Anonymous]

professor in the humanities

[Anonymous]

Marketing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Other than edit my coworkers' documents all the time?

THIS.

I work in operations at a non-profit and have become the default office editor.

Same, default editor. I hate it.

[Anonymous]

Lawyer/analyst for a local government Council.

[Anonymous]

Stay at home mom

[Anonymous]

nurse

[Anonymous]

Ha - I, too used to be the default editor for everyone else's work, too. Now I write reports and do lit reviews and analysis for a government contractor.