On Feb 2nd, our friend Carla Kargaard, UX writer at Sessions, is hosting a free webinar on—you guessed it—ChatGPT! Get actionable insights on how to harvest ChatGPT’s full potential and learn why it won’t take your job (hopefully). Bring your groundhogs.
Andrew Stoyanoff does more than UX writing/content design: style guide and heuristic creation, content auditing, quality assurance, user research, process building, and more.
Just a few short years ago, a job post for a UX writing position was a sign that something new was on the horizon. Now, they’re commonplace. For instance, here are two great positions at Wix in Tel Aviv and Booking in Amsterdam.
Build up a library of high-quality prompts or prompt chains to accomplish a variety of tasks, with an easy guide to help users search for the one that meets their needs.
Build a set of tutorials and interactive tools that teach the art of prompt engineering to our customers.
The pay’s not too bad either: $250K–$335K.
Times are changing, and it pays (quite literally) to change with them.
