I can immediately tell when something won’t work from a localization perspective. I consider knowing multiple languages my superpower.

I know the rules, grammar, tenses, etc., which help my editorial skills. I tried using this to my advantage because I’ve *studied* English. Finding a job wasn’t easy, especially when I’m classified as a non-native speaker. I worked at an Indian tech startup where I did all sorts of copy and communications-related things, and then moved into UX writing. My career kicked off in publishing and then veered into tech. How did you get into UX writing? (especially as a non-native speaker)Īnjana Menon: Like most people, I didn’t know UX writing was an actual job until I started doing it.

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