Re: Job Title

[Helen Obaze <hobaze -at- GOSAFEGUARD -dot- COM>]

How about "Manager of Information Products."  The writers you recruit can
be "Information Product Developers."

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> From: jmalone1 <jmalone1 -at- flash -dot- net>
> To: TECHWR-L -at- listserv -dot- okstate -dot- edu
> Subject: Job Title
> Date: Thursday, October 23, 1997 11:21 AM
>
> This question seems a little goofy, but still important, to me:
>
> I accepted a job at a startup yesterday, and in preparing the offer
> letter, the CEO asked me what I'd like my job title to be. Since the
> company hopes to grow, so that I'd recruit other writers to help me -
> and manage them - I suggested "Manager of Technical Publications." He
> pointed out that in addition to hardcopy and online, I'd also be doing
> training materials, datasheets, magazine articles, etc., etc.,...
>
> So I suggested "Manager of Technical Communications." That didn't seem
> to quite encompass the totality of the thing, but we left it at that.
>
> So, my questions is, are there any current nifty job titles current out
> there for this sort of thing?
>
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