Re: job title nomenclature on biz cards

[written_by -at- juno -dot- com]

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

I wonder about the title "information architects" as well. We should feel
thankful that there are no Technical Information Architects on the list.
I suppose being a writer is just not enough these days.

I also dislike the title "User Assistance & Experience Engineer" What
does that mean? I will suggest the title to a friend who is in AOL
"Technical Support." Same job :>)

-- Bob

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