Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Oct 1973

Why You Should Publish

T. T. Patterson

Abstract

A few of the scientists and engineers do most of the publishing of technical papers. However, more people should publish because it is in the best interest of the person, and of his company. The author acquires prestige, and sometimes remuneration. The company contributes to and draws on the vast store of knowledge it can not afford to duplicate on its own.

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Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
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1973-10-01
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10.2190/u2br-uexv-8tw6-2qce
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