so, my company doesn't use titles. like, no-one really has one. they aren't on business cards, nothing.
Posted by
Andie (aka Andie)
Sep 9 '11, 12:13
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when i am talking to someone about something financial and they need to speak with someone else with signing authority or something, i will tell them the name of the person they need to speak with. when they say 'what is their title and i say 'oh, we don't use titles, but he is basically a controller' (or whatever), they get *very* antsy. they either (a) question whether that is the person they need to speak with, or (b) say "well, what do i put in a letter to them?"
it ends up being a way longer conversation than it has to be every time.
we should just get damn titles (yes, sometimes i just make one up to make them feel better.)
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Responses:
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Heh. The (federally employed) wife's promotion is currently held up because someone back in D.C. has to come up with a title for her new position...
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Dr.Johnny Vermin
Sep 9, 12:33
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today his title is "the person with whom you need to direct this question" -- nm
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JenBro
Sep 9, 12:21
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I've been trying to no avail for the title Pool Man. My company just can't seem to promote me from Pool Boy. -- nm
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CQ
Sep 9, 12:20
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Heh, my title used to change depending on the circumstances. Officially I was Accounting Manager, but sometimes I just
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MojaveMeg
Sep 9, 12:19
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titles sound cool -- nm
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marcel, Supreme Head of Intelligence Targetting
Sep 9, 12:16
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you should tell them to put Grand Poobah in the letter -- nm
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decline
Sep 9, 12:16
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Yeah, we have some contracts that require a signature of a officer of the company...that's a specific title range -- nm
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Will Hunting
Sep 9, 12:15
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Titles = $$$. -- nm
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The Ruiner
Sep 9, 12:15
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titles are useful. i could see that getting problematic (especially with some of the sums I've seen you reference). -- nm
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TFox
Sep 9, 12:14
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Does you company have an organizational chart? -- nm
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mara
Sep 9, 12:13
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