Re: job title nomenclature on biz cards

[Thomas -dot- Burke -at- bbc -dot- co -dot- uk]

I tend to agree with dick.

In the past I have used:

Technical Author
I have always perferred Author to writer - sounds a little more formal.

Technical Communications Consultant
Although that may imply that I only did the 'consulting' and not the
actual writing / production and publishing.

Corporate Communications Manager
This was used when, at long last, I had a say (if not final, penultimate)
in ALL communications - Technical, Marketing, Sales, etc - I still see
Marketing literature promising functionality that the product doesn't
have!!!

Information Specialist
Errr I guess I was specialising in Information!

Currently...

NO TITLE!!
Just have my name and company details, this may only work when the company
name is fairly explicit such as; Technical Writing Ltd, etc.


HTH

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