updated 4mo ago
The tyranny of job titles: from vanity growth to personal growth
- Reflect on your progress. While job titles are fixed, your daily accomplishments are not. Writing every day to think about what you actually did today that made you a better version of yourself is a great exercise to ensure you focus on the right things. Journaling is a powerful tool to add to your mental gym.
- Conduct personal experiments. Making
from The tyranny of job titles: from vanity growth to personal growth by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
Britt Gage added 5mo ago
These are direct actions we take internally in our rituals for generalists at oAT — so cool to see this mirrored back to us.
- Job 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
from The tyranny of job titles: from vanity growth to personal growth by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
Britt Gage added 5mo ago
Generalists have shirked the the notion of a true job title to fit their work and have followed the thread of providing value and making an impact. No wonder there’s a group of talented professionals hiding in plain sight given how constricting the traditional job titles have become in affirming our professional worth.