What's my job title?

[evilhomer]

I'm trying to update my resume and don't know what to call my current job title. I'm working in office moving/installations right now; officially I'm a general labourer but that sounds like crap and doesn't reflect what I do. To summarize, my duties are:

-filling out daily work reports
-meeting with clients to go over jobs and projects, direct liason between client and company president
-supervisor on large projects
-post project "do all", find and fix anything wrong, handle any and all issues
-co-ordinate projects, check plans and set wheels in motion

and of course mostly the work of the company - moving crap, installing furniture, driving the truck.


The most impressive thing I can think of to use is supervisor, but considering that for about 90% of the time, the only person I'm supervising is myself, I don't think that would go over very well in an interview.

So what can I call myself that reflects what I do but will stand up to a BS test?

[draftermatt]

Project Manager. You work on the "project" but you also run things.

[The Gatekeeper]

Logistics co-oridnator

[lordlundar]

Management fall guy

Hey, at least it's honest.:devil: :lol:

[friendofjimmyk]

Head Cheif Does-it-all?

No, how bout project coordinator?

[draftermatt]

Big Cheese in charge of nothing? or little maybe.

[Mr. Rager!]

Well... I don't know what your title should be, but I would not recommend calling yourself Project Manger. That would be a little hard to pull of. Especially since PM is also a degree that you can earn and work for a multitude of companies under contract.

Maybe go to a career place or whatever they're called. I mean, it's their job to figure that stuff out.

[protege]

Well... I don't know what your title should be, but I would not recommend calling yourself Project Manger.

I'd be a little careful about that too. Sometimes management gets a little annoyed over titles we give ourselves. No sense in possibly doing that.

[Tanasi]

Why not ask you boss? Tell you're not looking to leave but it would be nice to have a fancy title to go along with your extended responsibilities. He might go for it because it's a lot cheaper to hand out titles than raises.

[evilhomer]

Chief Executive Officer (in charge of diddly-squat)?

I like Project co-ordinator, if seems the most accurate. And hey, it's just my resume that this goes on, stretches and lies are the expected normal.

Thanks guys.