If I'm a non-murkin, living just a few minutes, rather than many
degrees, West of the Greenwich Meridian, I would, in this case agree
with the Murkins.
On most Web based forms I have been filling in recently the term Title
has been used for the options Mr., Mrs. Miss, Doctor, etc. In a work
related context I do not think I would misinterpret the term Position
for anything other than what you are proposing, though Job Title works
just as well and has no ambiguity. Which thought probably doesn't sway
you one way or the other.
Regards,
Ant
Position: sitting at my desk within arms reach of the keyboard
Regards,
Jan Henning wrote:
Sean Hower (or is that Hower Sean) and others, mostly off-list, have
suggested that I use "Position" instead of "Title." However, all of
the responses so far have been from the US; so I'm holding off on a
decision until I hear from at least one or two non-murkins.
How about "Job Title"? I do not think that "Position" is exactly
unclear, but it does have funny connotations.
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