As one of those "not-CEOs" I agree completely. I find it humorous how everyone in this thread is a "CTO". It's an overly glorified term used to negotiate certai

As one of those "not-CEOs" I agree completely. I find it humorous how everyone in this thread is a "CTO". It's an overly glorified term used to negotiate certain conditions in start-up environments, usually: lower pay, longer hours, increased responsibility. I make it a habit of not telling people my official title, unless I'm emailing support at one of our service providers...