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What is my job title be? (I have to fill out some forms)

I am trying to fill out some applications. I am having trouble giving myself a job title. I'm kind of a do-it-all person.

I work for a small business. Here are the things I do on a regular basis: Manage computer systems (monitor, repair, update/upgrade), Shipping & Receiving, Order Entry, Reconcile Bank Accounts, Create/design printed catalogs (including 75% of image acquisition aka photography), update/manage website (add new products), also update back-end system with new products. Work trade shows, like the NY Gift Show, I sell the product along side our sales reps because I know it so well.

Any Idea? lol This company would have a hard time running itself without me.
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ewpldf | 2 years, 9 months ago
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How about: Technical Operations Manager

It shows you do something with technology, implies that you have quite a lot of authority and responsibility, yet is vague enough to not exclude things like Shipping and Receiving or sales. Sounds impressive on business cards and paperwork too.

Other possibilities:

Imply that you run the place without owning it:
  • General Manager and Technologist

Imply that you have significant authority, but are subordinate to others:
  • Technical Manager
  • Director of Sales and Technology
  • Sales and Technical Support Manager

Imply that you do a lot of tasks, but have little authority:
  • Sales and Technical Support Associate

Imply that you do a lot for a quirky casual company:
  • Head Geek in Charge
  • Tech Guru and Operations Manager

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rishiku | 2 years, 9 months ago
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Office Administrator.Thats kinda what I do.

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vicgoodwin | 2 years, 9 months ago
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Sounds like you might be the office manager and part of the Sales team and Tech Support.
When I was an operations manager I did most of those jobs. Perhaps you could say Operations Manager.

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