Re: job title nomenclature on biz cards

[David Neeley <dbneeley -at- oddpost -dot- com>]

It seems a few of you folks are considerably behind the times. "User Experience" is an increasingly common field of endeavor in our Web-based information world. I have reviewed job openings in and around this area many times over the last several years. 
  
David 
  
  
  
-----Original Message from Lee Hunter <lee -dot- hunter -at- hum -dot- com>-----
  
> Chuck Martin wrote: 
> 
>>My own business card says the same thing as under my name in my sig. 
>>"User Assistance & Experience Engineer" 

Bonnie Granat replied: 

> I find that so vague as to be meaningless. You could be talking about 
> nuclear reactors or refrigerators. 


It's almost as bad as people calling themselves "information architects" 
(whatever the heck that is). 

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