Seven passes left to attend the Digiday Publishing Summit
Once again, more ridiculous job titles keep popping up everywhere. Here are five more job titles that will make you raise your eyebrows and/or roll your eyes.
Creative Culturalist: Hm, so you must spend a lot of time in Williamsburg, Bushwick, and on the Lower East Side studying creative culture and the creative class, right?
Upward Mobility Big Shot: That is pretty bad. Nothing wrong with having great expectations of moving up, but come on Pip.
Minister of Technology: Are you in 1960s U.K. and acting under the government of Prime Minister Harold Wilson to bring in new technology to modernize the country? Yeah, didn’t think so.
Strategy Guru: How long will it take to get rid of “guru”as a label that is OK to throw around in the industry? Come on already.
Media Ecologist: So how are things on Twitter and Facebook looking?
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