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Previously on "Amusing Job Titles"
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I once worked with a service desk supervisor who was nicknamed ‘gravedigger’ as the only time anyone heard from her was when she was deleting AD accounts of recently removed staff.
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So. Funny.Originally posted by Paddy View PostI had one from Infosys requiring a “Project Executioner” . (It could be to do with giving contractors the chop)
I can’t stop
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Joined Oct 2005. That's what I call a slow burner. Can't be my sockie, I'd have forgotten the password. So go on, own up, which one of you was it?
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I had one from Infosys requiring a “Project Executioner” . (It could be to do with giving contractors the chop)
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Been asked before, the correct answer is
"my job tittle is what ever the highest paying client needs it to be"
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Amusing Job Titles
Seems everyone has a fancy title these days.
And now job titles are catching up.
Just seen adverts for
vice president private cloud
And also
Thought Leader???
Anyway back to the bench for me
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