What do you think about this job title?
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Anonymous
| Entrepreneur, Thinker, Doer |
Anonymous
| Stay at home parent who has come up with some cutesy shit she'll sell on Etsy to someone in Eugene Oregon who will become her new best friend she's never met. Possibly wears mom-jeans. |
Anonymous
| Bad. |
Anonymous
| That depends on what it is for....what is it for? |
Anonymous
| Unpaid. |
Anonymous
| Sounds like unemployed person |
Anonymous
| Hooker. |
Anonymous
| Laughable |
Anonymous
| Unless there is an easily recognizable company to go with that job, stick to clear and concise. It's bad enough that Vice President can mean pretty much anything from jr manager to partner, depending on the company. |
Anonymous
| Still waiting to hear the title.. |
Anonymous
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Ok so it is actually Consultant/Cofounder but look at the top part where the job title is usually listed.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/remtonar |
Anonymous
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Remington says, "It's easy to see why some consider Generation Y to be a generation of lazy, entitled narcissists. We expect a lot, and feel we deserve even more.
This sense of entitlement does not arise from arrogance or apathy. It arises because young people need to believe they're worth something since the world -- one where economic instability has led to fewer opportunities, the devaluation of college degrees, and stagnant wages -- tells them they're not. An increasing number of us, however, are shedding the role of victim and adopting the role of innovator, challenger, and champion, demonstrating that not all twenty-somethings are lazy and entitled. At the risk of sounding narcissistic, I'll use my own endeavors as an example. ... An ever-increasing number of us are taking it upon ourselves to become the innovators and entrepreneurs that will create tomorrow's jobs and solve tomorrow's problems." Interesting... Hence the job title. |
Anonymous
| Wanker |
Anonymous
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This is one of those guys who might turn out to be a multi billionaire. The attitude of perserverence is admirable.
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