What drove you crazy about being the only woman in the room? How did the tools change from your first day to retirement? If you're a veteran woman engineer, submit your story to the "Women in Engineering" anthology by July 31, 2026. 3000 words. Contact [email protected].

"I was told that I had to match my work speed to that of the rest of the team, and had to slow my pace to working about half days." - Rahel Anne Bailie #WorkLifeBalance #TeamDynamics #Efficiency a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

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The "Women in Engineering" anthology is calling for first-person essays from women who spent their careers in STEM and are now near or at retirement age. Tell us about the groundbreaking tech you built and the barriers you dealt with. Submissions are open until July 31, 2026. No AI.

If you're a retired or near-retirement woman engineer, share your raw first-person account for the upcoming "Women in Engineering" anthology from XML Press. 3000 words on the tools, the barriers, and the work you did. Form open until July 31, 2026. Info: [email protected]

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Today is the day. Final call for the Women in Engineering anthology. We want to hear from the women who built the world. Submit your story by midnight and be part of history. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #DeadlineDay #LastChance

This is it. The submission window for the Women in Engineering anthology closes tomorrow. Your career was unique, and our history is incomplete without you. One last link: forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #FinalCall #STEMWomen

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Tomorrow is the final day. We are so close to our goal of 50+ contributors for the anthology. Is your story in yet? Submissions close at midnight on the 30th. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #AlmostThere #STEM

"I've let the voices of the women tell their story how they think is the right way to tell their story... each one gets to define the things that mattered to her." - Sharon Burton #WomenVoices #Anthology #Storytelling a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

72 hours left. If you have a story draft ready to go, now is the time to hit send. Join 50+ other women in this historic anthology and help us reach the finish line. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #FinalCountdown #STEMWomen

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"The message is that my imposter syndrome is a myth. Looking back over my years... I HAVE done much to move content forward." - Jennifer Condon #ImposterSyndrome #CareerConfidence #ContentForward a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

To the women who paved the way: thank you. Now, please tell us how you did it. Final call for submissions is June 30. Let us make sure your success is archived. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #Pioneers #WomenInEngineering #STEM

Don't let your lessons and legacy be forgotten. Share your story in your own words for the Women in Engineering anthology. Only 5 days remaining. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #Legacy #STEMWomen

"Life is interesting and then we find a career. As a young girl, I wanted to follow in my mom's footsteps." - Jackie Damrau #Inspiration #CareerDiscovery #RoleModels a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

"My technical communication career began as the college student's dilemma-the requirement to complete another course outside of my PSYC major for graduation." - Laura Palmer #HowIStarted #StudentLife #PsychologyToTech a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

We want to hear from women in every engineering discipline. Help us show the incredible breadth of our field through your stories. Submissions close June 30. Join us. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #DiversityInSTEM #EngineeringCareers

One week left. If you have been thinking about submitting, this is your sign. Your story is a vital part of our collective professional history. Help us preserve it. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #OneWeekLeft #STEMWomen

"I arrived as one of a few women hired in a male-dominant college... I grew professionally along with the college." - Carol Barnum #DiversityInTech #EducationHistory #WomenEmpowerment a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

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From electrical grids to aerospace design, women have built the modern world. It is time to put those contributions on the record for good. Submit your story to our anthology today. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #DesignTheWorld #TechHistory

Final 10-day countdown. We are aiming for 50+ contributors to make this a definitive, international history. Will your name be on the list? Submit your story today: forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #Deadline #STEMWomen

"I think I expected my career to be linear, to follow a traditional path, up and to the right. That idea derailed pretty early. I've always known I'd be a writer. I never considered anything else." - Susan Tacker #LinearCareer #ExpectationVsReality #WritersLife a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

"Success in the tech sector requires a relentless focus on upskilling. You have to be willing to learn the product as deeply as the engineers do to be a truly effective advocate for the user." - Sneha Khanwelkar #Upskilling #UserAdvocate #IndiaTech a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

Getting this book in your hands was a labor of love. Growing our audience helps us spread the word. If you haven't reviewed on Amazon yet, doing so now is a wonderful way to help us be strong! a.co/d/00Ph3Aov

Your career was a winding path of challenges and successes. Those are exactly the stories that resonate and provide a true history of our field. Share your journey with us before June 30. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #CareerJourney #WomenInSTEM #STEMStories

As we look toward the future of tech comm, we must remember our roots. Thank you for helping keep those roots visible with your Amazon reviews. a.co/d/00Ph3Aov

The stories in Women in Technical Communication deserve to be read, remembered, and shared. Reviews help make that happen. a.co/d/00Ph3Aov #Anthology, #CareerStories, #WomenInTech

11 days to go. The anthology is coming together, but it is not complete without you. Don't wait, get your story on the record and join our community of contributors. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #EngineeringCommunity #Legacy

"I didn't set out to become a technical writer-it found me. With over two decades of varied work experience behind me, I stumbled into the field almost by accident." - Sneha Khanwelkar #CareerGrowth #IndianWriters #TechnicalWriter a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

Reminder: first-person stories only. This project is all about the women who did the work. If you know an inspiring engineer with a lifetime of experience, ask her to submit today. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #PrimarySources #STEMWomen

"I didn't want to try yet another position in an enterprise, only to be frozen out by arrogant tech bros. I was weary of London, of corporate politics, and of ageism." - Rahel Anne Bailie #CorporateCulture #Inclusion #WomenInLondon a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

If you can troubleshoot a complex system, you can write about your career. We are seeking first-person accounts from retired women engineers to fill the gaps in our history. Submit here: forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #Troubleshooting #WomenInEngineering #STEM

"I've always been a writer. Not in the sense that I scribbled in a journal on a regular basis or set out to write The Great Novel, but writing has always come easy to me." - Dana Worley #WritingCommunity #NaturalTalent #Authors a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

We are building a legacy to inspire and instruct the next generation of women in STEM. Make sure your hard-won wisdom is included in this historical record. Submissions close June 30. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #Inspiration #WomenInSTEM #EngineeringLegacy

To the women who were the first in their departments and the ones who led the teams that designed the future: we want your story. Submit your first-person narrative and be part of history. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #Leadership #STEM

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"I was graduate program director from 2006 to 2013... named Professor Emeritus and selected for The top 20 Women Professors in Georgia." - Carol Barnum #Academia #WomenInEducation #Leadership a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

Oh, pedicure chair, how I missed you.

Two weeks remaining. This is the final stretch for the Women in Engineering anthology. Join contributors from across the globe in documenting our professional history. Let us make it count. forms.gle/jw5AZ4nBtTKT... #WomenInEngineering #FinalCall #STEMWomen

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If you believe the history of women in tech is worth telling, your Amazon review is a vote for more projects like this one. a.co/d/00Ph3Aov

"I've had 3 careers: Teacher-librarian, technical writer, and now technical editor. Each has been a smooth progression from one to the next, without any planning or clear vision on my part." - Rhonda Bracey #CareerPivot #SkillsTransfer #Editing a.co/d/0gOwjt1m

Thank you for being part of this journey from the very beginning. Your support and your Amazon reviews make all of this possible. a.co/d/00Ph3Aov

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