Thanks, I Hate How I Can't Describe my Job in 3 Words
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instagram.comJob titles are just the most visible ladder of them all. It’s interesting that pompous executive job titles were invented during the Victorian era. This is when we started the trend of calling a cleaner a hygiene technician. A bin man became a waste management and disposal technician. Later on, a call-center worker became a communications executive... See more
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • The tyranny of job titles: from vanity growth to personal growth
Having tech skills in a non-tech job is just constantly being dumbfounded by outdated systems and writing code against the best practices you spent $$$ to learn (I'm looking at you, nested tables in MailChimp)