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Our youngest completed his degree course a few years back and was fortunate to find work immediately ... but as we know from the news etc for many finding that first job is not always easy.
In recent times it would seem that there is much un-certainty in the jobs market.
I must admit, I can remember ... must be forty years ago now, working in an office where the big discussion was 'we were going computerized' I can recall not many of the staff were too keen
However, all these years on - it all seems a lifetime away.
Job titles over the years have changed too,
I can remember the 'tea lady' coming around with her trolley during the afternoon, perhaps that should be 'tea person'
Now apparently the job title could be a ' Cup technician '
Is it me or is life getting stranger by the day ...
"The world's weirdest job titles,
Some real-world job titles are even weirder: here are some of the funniest we've found.
Overblown titles
Airport jumper (delivers newspapers at Hartsfield Jackson Airport)
Talent delivery manager (recruiter at Randstad)
Portable associate (portable toilet cleaner for Sunbelt Rentals)
Highway environmental hygienist (US road sweeper)
Director of first impressions (receptionist at Houghton Mifton Court)
iCup technician (tea-maker at Apple)
Barista Guru (coffee-maker at Sky TV)
Catalyst (office manager at Detroit Venture Partners)
Dream consultant (assistant at TechShop)
Europe travel guru (travel agent)"
... and by the way "Who would imagine, for example, that the job of 'chief internet evangelist' would mean advising Google on technology policy, rather than preaching fire and brimstone online?"
Above taken from a longer article, which you may wish to read here
http://money.aol.co.uk/2016/07/03/the-worlds-weirdest-job-titles/
Anyway this 'cup technician' is off to the kitchen to put the kettle on
Enjoy your day
All the best Jan
In recent times it would seem that there is much un-certainty in the jobs market.
I must admit, I can remember ... must be forty years ago now, working in an office where the big discussion was 'we were going computerized' I can recall not many of the staff were too keen
However, all these years on - it all seems a lifetime away.
Job titles over the years have changed too,
I can remember the 'tea lady' coming around with her trolley during the afternoon, perhaps that should be 'tea person'
Now apparently the job title could be a ' Cup technician '
Is it me or is life getting stranger by the day ...
"The world's weirdest job titles,
Some real-world job titles are even weirder: here are some of the funniest we've found.
Overblown titles
Airport jumper (delivers newspapers at Hartsfield Jackson Airport)
Talent delivery manager (recruiter at Randstad)
Portable associate (portable toilet cleaner for Sunbelt Rentals)
Highway environmental hygienist (US road sweeper)
Director of first impressions (receptionist at Houghton Mifton Court)
iCup technician (tea-maker at Apple)
Barista Guru (coffee-maker at Sky TV)
Catalyst (office manager at Detroit Venture Partners)
Dream consultant (assistant at TechShop)
Europe travel guru (travel agent)"
... and by the way "Who would imagine, for example, that the job of 'chief internet evangelist' would mean advising Google on technology policy, rather than preaching fire and brimstone online?"
Above taken from a longer article, which you may wish to read here
http://money.aol.co.uk/2016/07/03/the-worlds-weirdest-job-titles/
Anyway this 'cup technician' is off to the kitchen to put the kettle on
Enjoy your day
All the best Jan
