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CMS for Freelancers
Andy Wagner
Lead Technical Writer
Andy Wagner
Lead Technical Writer
Andy Wagner is the Lead Technical Writer at DualEntry with experience in technical documentation, information architecture, and developer education. He previously spent two years as a technical writer and information architect at a machine learning startup in Princeton, NJ, where he built documentation systems from the ground up. He earned his PhD in English from UCLA. At DualEntry, Andy writes about product documentation, API references, integration guides, and implementation workflows for finance and engineering teams.
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Last updated
October 12, 2023
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Woosung Chun
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Woosung Chun is the CFO of DualEntry with experience in corporate finance, accounting, strategy, and acquisitions. He previously grew from scratch and led the M&A and Finance teams at Benitago, where he completed more than 12 acquisitions in 2 years. He graduated with a BS from NYU Stern. At DualEntry, Woosung writes about AI in accounting, revenue recognition, foreign currency accounting, hedge accounting, and ERP modernization for finance teams navigating complex, multi-entity environments.
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TL;DR
TL;DR
CMS help freelancers manage portfolios, client communication, and time effectively.
CMS for Freelancers
Content Management Systems (CMS) can be invaluable for freelancers:
- Portfolio Management: Easily showcase your work and projects.
- Client Communication: Use CMS features to communicate with clients effectively.
- Time Management: Manage deadlines and tasks through integrated tools.
Implementing a CMS can streamline a freelancer's workflow.
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Andy Wagner is the Lead Technical Writer at DualEntry with experience in technical documentation, information architecture, and developer education. He previously spent two years as a technical writer and information architect at a machine learning startup in Princeton, NJ, where he built documentation systems from the ground up. He earned his PhD in English from UCLA. At DualEntry, Andy writes about product documentation, API references, integration guides, and implementation workflows for finance and engineering teams.
