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Before we drag the old "job title and its ramifications" thread down from
the attic, I suggest those interested refer to the archives.
This theme has been done to death. Interested parties will find the archives
chock full of opinions, strong statements, and closed minds.
> In MY opinion, the above title is all fluff, self-serving and
> silly. Why is
> it that we have to be more than we really are? It is like
> McDonand's workers
> being something, something specialists. They flip burgers,
> plain and simple.
> I guess we often feel we are not that important so we grab a
> title that is
> rather misleading.
>
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