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Auntie John was the pseudonym that I used when writing for WACCI, simply because my first series of articles were in the form of an "Agony Aunt" column. It seemed a good idea at the time.
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Auntie John was the pseudonym that I used when writing for [[WACCI]], simply because my first series of articles were in the form of an "Agony Aunt" column.
  
After WACCI, I worked for Amstrad CPC Magazine, then an Amiga magazine, then PC magazines.. and then I got a job in the real world as a Technical Writer working for Microsoft in Seattle. I wrote the documentation that came with Visual Studio C# Express, amongst other things.
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It seemed a good idea at the time.
  
These days I'm based in Dublin, but travel to Seattle a lot, and I'm a Program Manager in a team that works on Xbox stuff. 
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After [[WACCI]], I worked for Amstrad CPC Magazine, then an Amiga magazine, then PC magazines..
  
Writing for WACCI certainly set the tone for my future career. But I can't really blame it for ''everything''.
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And then I got a job in the real world as a Technical Writer working for Microsoft in Seattle.
  
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I wrote the documentation that came with Visual Studio C# Express, amongst other things.
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These days I'm based in Dublin, but travel to Seattle a lot, and I'm a Program Manager in a team that works on Xbox stuff.
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Writing for WACCI certainly set the tone for my future career.
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But I can't really blame it for ''everything''.
  
  
 
- John Kennedy, Dublin, March 2009
 
- John Kennedy, Dublin, March 2009
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Revision as of 17:29, 2 March 2009

Auntie John was the pseudonym that I used when writing for WACCI, simply because my first series of articles were in the form of an "Agony Aunt" column.

It seemed a good idea at the time.

After WACCI, I worked for Amstrad CPC Magazine, then an Amiga magazine, then PC magazines..

And then I got a job in the real world as a Technical Writer working for Microsoft in Seattle.

I wrote the documentation that came with Visual Studio C# Express, amongst other things.

These days I'm based in Dublin, but travel to Seattle a lot, and I'm a Program Manager in a team that works on Xbox stuff.

Writing for WACCI certainly set the tone for my future career.

But I can't really blame it for everything.


- John Kennedy, Dublin, March 2009