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ppentertainments
17-10-2010, 08:54 PM
Whilst researching for my new website designs I obviously looked at quite a few different sites. One thing what jumped out at me and I thought strange was the number of people giving themselves 'false titles'.

For example :

Chief Wedding Co-Ordinator
Head Wedding DJ
Sound, Lighting and Entertainment Manager
Director of Disc Jockey Entertainment Services
Sound Manager
Wedding Bookings and Technical Director
Music and Entertainment Specialist

The above were just a few I found. You could tell from the sites they were all obviously small one-man bands.

Question is WHY ?? and do you have any other gems of similar content ?? :D

Dynamic Entertainment
17-10-2010, 08:56 PM
Not so much DJing but at work we had a:

Traffic Observation & Speed Survey Assessor (TOSSA) :)

Vectis
17-10-2010, 09:01 PM
My brother in law is a Vision Technician












... aka window cleaner

JTRS
17-10-2010, 09:05 PM
Whilst researching for my new website designs I obviously looked at quite a few different sites. One thing what jumped out at me and I thought strange was the number of people giving themselves 'false titles'.

For example :

Chief Wedding Co-Ordinator
D

Do a lot of Chiefs' get married then?

Who co-ordiantes the non-chiefs?

JTRS

Megamix
17-10-2010, 10:21 PM
from the Telegraph:

1. Wet leisure assistant – Lifeguard

2. Modality manager – Nurse

3. Waste management and disposal technician – Bin man

4. Information adviser – Librarian

5. Direct debit and membership and professional development stock and credit administrator – Customer services administrator.

6. Family protection consultant – Insurance telesales worker

7. Investment development and research analyst – Technical helpdesk worker

8. Worldwide marine asset financial analyst – Accountant

9. Debt management officer / Field force agent – Tax collector

10. Coordinator of interpretive teaching – Museum tour guide

DeckstarDeluxe
17-10-2010, 10:36 PM
I promoted myself to head chef at work last week :)

Dynamic Entertainment
17-10-2010, 10:42 PM
I promoted myself to head chef at work last week :)

And the food was still crap....

discomobiledj
18-10-2010, 07:41 AM
Internal Communications Engineer - Postie

CRAZY K
18-10-2010, 10:09 AM
Whilst researching for my new website designs I obviously looked at quite a few different sites. One thing what jumped out at me and I thought strange was the number of people giving themselves 'false titles'.

For example :

Chief Wedding Co-Ordinator
Head Wedding DJ
Sound, Lighting and Entertainment Manager
Director of Disc Jockey Entertainment Services
Sound Manager
Wedding Bookings and Technical Director
Music and Entertainment Specialist

The above were just a few I found. You could tell from the sites they were all obviously small one-man bands.

Question is WHY ?? and do you have any other gems of similar content ?? :D

We all use it --------

BUT

Disc Jockey---meaningless when you think about it in 2010---

simonp
18-10-2010, 10:14 AM
I promoted myself to head chef at work last week :)

:lol: I've got your mug mate :D

http://i998.photobucket.com/albums/af105/floorfillerz/mug.jpg

Daryll
18-10-2010, 03:10 PM
I am a chemical application specialist.

er....that's a painter and decorator :D :D


Daryll

DazzyD
18-10-2010, 09:45 PM
Wait a minute! Head DJ? That's what I call myself as I am the senior of two DJs!

I'm also the Events & Bookings Manager for Lightning (I like that title) and also the Business Partner.

There are 3 of us at Lightning, not 1, so we need to distinguish between ourselves!! ;)


Internal Communications Engineer - Postie

I was a postie for 11 years and cannot work out where the "Internal" bit comes from. I was outside in all weathers so, surely, that would make it "External"? :confused:

ppentertainments
19-10-2010, 05:44 PM
Wait a minute! Head DJ? That's what I call myself as I am the senior of two DJs!

I'm also the Events & Bookings Manager for Lightning (I like that title) and also the Business Partner.

There are 3 of us at Lightning, not 1, so we need to distinguish between ourselves!! ;)

Oops :o
That is the point I am getting at actually. You do a couple of discos a week - why do you need fancy titles. Personally it would put me off, unless of course I was dealing with a large company. Can you not distinguish yourselves by using your christian name :confused:

Unless I am missing a trick here :)

Corabar Steve
19-10-2010, 06:22 PM
We all use it --------

BUT

Disc Jockey---meaningless when you think about it in 2010---
Well if it's the Jockey part you're talking about, then I may agree with you (but then I've never seen where it comes from, do we ride something????)

If it's the disc part then it applies to most of us. With the exception of those who use SD card readers or solid state drives, isn't everything we play on some form of disc?

SC Events
19-10-2010, 06:29 PM
I guess my silly title would be along the lines of...

Aerospace systems operator and business manager

AKA...Pilot! :D

DeckstarDeluxe
19-10-2010, 06:38 PM
I guess my silly title would be along the lines of...

Aerospace systems operator and business manager

AKA...Pilot! :D


theres a cockpit joke there somewhere :)

Solitaire Events Ltd
19-10-2010, 07:00 PM
Steady...