Dr. Jeffrey Shoap

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  Jeffrey Shoap

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  Jeffrey Shoap
  
  Jeffrey Shoap has owned and successfully operated Shoap Technical Services since 1986.When he's not running the business, he still enjoys editing the work of the rest of the team with his notorious red pen.He taught college-level English writing for several years and continues to work with organizations and students in a similar capacity.He lectures on technical writing issues and provides senior-level supervision to all projects and personnel.As the person holding overall responsibility for all projects, Jeffrey oversees the design and development process, steers project teams, oversees budgets and timelines, checks project quality, and monitors client satisfaction.Jeffrey and his teams are extremely experienced in the design, development, and completion of technical documentation and training.Jeffrey earned a Ph.D. in English from the University of Massachusetts.
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  Before joining Shoap in 2003, he had technical writing experience in the software and transportation fields, as well as experience in web design and online journalism.Shaun's love for technology began in the fourth grade when he wrote his first lines of code in BASIC on a TRS-80.Deep down, though, he always knew the real money lay in the liberal arts.He earned his B.A. from Kenyon College with a double major in English and Psychology.
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  Daniel Labrador joined Shoap after earning a degree in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech.
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  Paul Clifton joined Shoap with a degree in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech and real-world experience as a logistics analyst for a multinational consumer goods company.

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  Jeffrey Shoap is part of all project teams.Jeffrey provides team supervision, operational support, and quality control as well as client support and monitors client satisfaction.
  
  Click on a link below to learn more about the rest of our team.
  
  Jeffrey Shoap

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  http://www.shoap.com/cblog/wfwcomment.php?cid=10 0 http://www.shoap.com/cblog/rss.php?version=2.0&type=comments&cid=10 nospam@example.com (Jeffrey Shoap) When I broke into this business in the early 80s, my first gig was as a technical writer for a large electronics manufacturer.I had been placed there by a broker (who received a percentage of every dollar I billed).Thus, when I told my manager at the electronics manufactuer that I had nothing to do and that he was wasting his money (development on the project hadn't started yet), the broker was not terribly happy with me. In fact, he threatened not to pay me for the time I had been there. From this unpleasant situation I realized that there was an accountablity issue.
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  http://www.shoap.com/cblog/wfwcomment.php?cid=2 0 http://www.shoap.com/cblog/rss.php?version=2.0&type=comments&cid=2 nospam@example.com (Jeffrey Shoap) With the best intentions, I've wanted to write about the field of technical writing.

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  http://shoap.com/cblog/wfwcomment.php?cid=10 0 http://shoap.com/cblog/rss.php?version=2.0&type=comments&cid=10 nospam@example.com (Jeffrey Shoap) When I broke into this business in the early 80s, my first gig was as a technical writer for a large electronics manufacturer.I had been placed there by a broker (who received a percentage of every dollar I billed).Thus, when I told my manager at the electronics manufactuer that I had nothing to do and that he was wasting his money (development on the project hadn't started yet), the broker was not terribly happy with me. In fact, he threatened not to pay me for the time I had been there. From this unpleasant situation I realized that there was an accountablity issue.
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  http://shoap.com/cblog/wfwcomment.php?cid=2 0 http://shoap.com/cblog/rss.php?version=2.0&type=comments&cid=2 nospam@example.com (Jeffrey Shoap) With the best intentions, I've wanted to write about the field of technical writing.

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  Published on: 11/2/2006    Last Visited: 11/19/2008  

  Speaker: Jeffrey Shoap, Shoap Technical Services
  
  Jeffrey Shoap will present on the reasons companies do not do documentation, some compelling reasons why they should, and the advantages / disadvantages of using internal vs outsourced resources for tackling documentation. Jeffrey will also discuss a case study about a company he worked with recently and how documentation was not only helpful but actually saved the company money.
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  Jeffrey Shoap, Owner Shoap Technical Services
  
  Jeffrey Shoap has owned and operated Shoap Technical Services for over 20 years -- with several decades of professional experience in writing, business communication, and adult instruction. Dr. Shoap provides senior-level management to all projects and personnel. As the person holding overall responsibility for all projects, Dr. Shoap oversees the design and development process, steers project teams, oversees budgets and timelines, checks project quality, and monitors client satisfaction. Dr. Shoap and his teams are extremely experienced in the design, development, and completion of software application documentation, and training.

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  Published on: 9/19/2006    Last Visited: 6/1/2009  

  by Jeffrey Shoap, Ph.D.

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  Published on: 9/12/2009    Last Visited: 9/12/2009  

  Jeffrey Shoap
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  Jeffrey Shoap
  
  Jeffrey Shoap has owned and successfully operated Shoap Technical Services since 1986. When he's not running the business, he still enjoys editing the work of the rest of the team with his notorious red pen. He taught college-level English writing for several years and continues to work with organizations and students in a similar capacity. He lectures on technical writing issues and provides senior-level supervision to all projects and personnel. As the person holding overall responsibility for all projects, Jeffrey oversees the design and development process, steers project teams, oversees budgets and timelines, checks project quality, and monitors client satisfaction. Jeffrey and his teams are extremely experienced in the design, development, and completion of technical documentation and training. Jeffrey earned a Ph.D. in English from the University of Massachusetts.
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  Before joining Shoap in 2003, he had technical writing experience in the software and transportation fields, as well as experience in web design and online journalism. Shaun's love for technology began in the fourth grade when he wrote his first lines of code in BASIC on a TRS-80. Deep down, though, he always knew the real money lay in the liberal arts. He earned his B.A. from Kenyon College with a double major in English and Psychology.
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  Daniel Labrador joined Shoap after earning a degree in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech.
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  Katherine Kearns comes to Shoap with a degree in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech. Prior to joining Shoap, Katherine worked as a valuation analyst for one of the big four accounting firms, responsible for valuing machinery and equipment for a variety of industries including manufacturing, hospitality, aerospace and defense, oil and gas, and amusement parks.
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  Jamie Moore joined Shoap after working with The Coca-Cola Company for seven years in both Retail & Attractions and Global Information Technology.
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  Since joining Shoap, Jamie has worked on an array of projects capitalizing on his technical abilities (Ga Tech degree in Computational Media).

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  Published on: 2/23/2008    Last Visited: 2/20/2009  

  Come listen to Dr. Jeffrey Shoap of Shoap Technical Services at the next STC New Writers SIG meeting.
  
  The meeting is being held at 6:30 p.m., on Wednesday, February 25th at Southern Polytechnic State University, Room A215 in the Student Center in Marietta, GA.
  
  Dr. Shoap will discuss the different types of technical writing, job skills, resumes, interviews, portfolios, networking, job options, and job resources. This meeting is free.
  
  Dr. Jeffrey Shoap

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  Come listen to Dr. Jeffrey Shoap of Shoap Technical Services at the next STC New Writers SIG meeting. Dr. Shoap will discuss the different types of technical writing, job skills, resumes, interviews, portfolios, networking, job options, and job resources.

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